Academic Festival 2009 / LuteCast

2009 Academic Festival

Computer Science and Engineering Presentations

Friday, May 1, 2009
Saturday, May 2, 2009

About the Festival

The purpose of the Natural Sciences Academic Festival is to provide students with an opportunity to present, through poster or talk format, research projects and senior seminar work pursued during the academic year. The festival format is modeled after a professional meeting in order to provide the students with a conference experience.

The PLU Natural Sciences Division hosts its annual Academic Festival. Come to the students' demonstration, poster, and oral presentations from the interdisciplinary Environmental Studies Program and the six NSCI Departments: Geosciences, Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science and Computer Engineering.

Locations: Morken Center Public Events Room, Morken Center Atrium

Committee Members, 2009

Jesse Eckstrom (NSCI), Mary Ellard-Ivey (BIOL), George Hauser (CSCE), Matthew Hacker (NSCI), Rich Louie (PHYS), Brian Naasz (ENVT), Kevin O'Brien (ENVT), Jessica Sklar (MATH), Ann Tolo (NSCI), Jill Whitman (GEOS), Neal Yakelis (CHEM)

Support our future professionals with your interest in their work! Learn something new! All welcome. Free event.
http://www.nsci.plu.edu/acfest/

Can't make it to the festival? Want to watch the festival after it's over? Stay tuned for live and archived streaming video and audio podcast from the Natural Sciences Academic Festival.
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Friday, May 1

	12:30pm Katie Hoynes, Aaron Earl, Yachan Yu The Three Rocketeers and the Quest for the Perfect Bottle Rocket Watch Now Listen
	12:50pm Morgan Ostendorf, Aaron Pace, Anthony Pace, Chemical Rockets: The Study of Aerodynamics Watch Now Listen
	1:10pm Nicole Griesmeyer Computer Malware Watch Now Listen
	1:40pm Jakob Perry Creating powerful website using Drupal Watch Now Listen
	2:10 Brent Chamberlin Watershed Delineation of the Brazillian Amazon Watch Now Listen
	2:30-3:30pm Lunch
	3:30pm Rob Rhydberg What Makes Smart Grid Smart Watch Now Listen
	4:00pm Ken Perrine The Usability of Transportation Watch Now Listen
	4:40pm Brian McFadden, Lexie Miller Netfilter Watch Now Listen

Saturday, May 2

	9:00am Crystal Hartman, Naomi Borneman Implementing DataPump with MySQL Watch Now Listen
	9:30am John Iafrati No Limit Texas Hold'em Watch Now Listen
	10:00am Kyle Eskelin Voice Navigation of the Web Watch Now Listen
	11:00am Jeremy Ellison, Seth Schwiethale, James Crosetto Network RC Car Watch Now Listen
	11:40am Shane Hall Visualizing Software Development Watch Now Listen
	12:30-1:40pm Lunch
	1:40 - 2:10 Carl Swanson, Charles Casey The Silencer Watch Now Listen
	1:40pm David Allen Using Network Technology to Enable Teaching and Learning Watch Now Listen
	2:10pm Fredrik Blomqvist Academic Interships Web Management Watch Now Listen
	14:40pm Madison Mosely The Sanguine Strain Watch Now Listen