Programs written in Java can be run over the Web. To do this, you will need a very recent version of Netscape or IE, or the Java plug-in which you can download here.

Coordinator: (i.e. Wise Guru who helped everyone) Kevin Wayne

Yearn to Learn
Creator: Tracy Dobie
Advisors: Diego Nehab and Kevin Wayne
A children's math/word game, written in C. Children can choose to race against the clock in a number find game (searching for even/odd numbers, prime numbers, multiples, etc.) or a word find game.

StalkerNet: The Princeton Social Database
Creator: Edward Hoa
Advisor: Kevin Wayne
Uses social network information about Princeton from thefacebook.com to simulate a database. Capabilities include searching for a specific person, seeing relative "popularities", as well as seeing the connections between any two people.

Fencing Simulator
Creator: Kira Hohensee
Advisors: Shirley Gaw and Matthew Hibbs
A two player game based on olympic style fencing. Most closely resembles epee (one of three fencing weapons: Foil, Epee, and Sabre). Written in C and OpenGL, and intended for Windows users.

Scrabble Game
Creator: Abby Johnson
Advisor: Daniel Wang
A computer version of the board game Scrabble, written in Java.

FFL Database
Creator: Joe Kovba
Advisors: Kevin Wayne, Shirley Gaw, Dan Wang, and Diego Nehab
This is a searchable database that involves the invocation of a self-allocating symbol table that is believed to be memory efficient. After insertion to the table, all entries are searchable by all fields. If the user enters an erroneous query, the program will suggest a possible search option.
Languages involved include CGI (using C), HTML, and ASP

Protein Sequence Alignment
Creator: Yulia Mostovoy
Advisor: Diego Nehab
Written in C, this program simultaneously aligns any number of protein sequences and outputs a graphical representation of the results.

Will You Make It On Time?! Guide!
Creator: Nkonye Okoh
Advisor: Shirley Gaw
The program accepts user input ( the course s/he is leaving and the one s/he is going to ), tells the user where the classes are, and calculates how long it will take to make the trip. It is an online program, written in C.

Battleship Game
Creators: Carlton Williams, Jr. and Josh Quinones
Advisors: Frances Spalding and Diego Nehab
A naval strategy game written in Java with an interactive GUI framework that has networking options.

This page designed by Kira Hohensee, SPE '04.

	Yearn to Learn Creator: Tracy Dobie Advisors: Diego Nehab and Kevin Wayne A children's math/word game, written in C. Children can choose to race against the clock in a number find game (searching for even/odd numbers, prime numbers, multiples, etc.) or a word find game.
	StalkerNet: The Princeton Social Database Creator: Edward Hoa Advisor: Kevin Wayne Uses social network information about Princeton from thefacebook.com to simulate a database. Capabilities include searching for a specific person, seeing relative "popularities", as well as seeing the connections between any two people.
	Fencing Simulator Creator: Kira Hohensee Advisors: Shirley Gaw and Matthew Hibbs A two player game based on olympic style fencing. Most closely resembles epee (one of three fencing weapons: Foil, Epee, and Sabre). Written in C and OpenGL, and intended for Windows users.
	Scrabble Game Creator: Abby Johnson Advisor: Daniel Wang A computer version of the board game Scrabble, written in Java.
	FFL Database Creator: Joe Kovba Advisors: Kevin Wayne, Shirley Gaw, Dan Wang, and Diego Nehab This is a searchable database that involves the invocation of a self-allocating symbol table that is believed to be memory efficient. After insertion to the table, all entries are searchable by all fields. If the user enters an erroneous query, the program will suggest a possible search option. Languages involved include CGI (using C), HTML, and ASP
	Protein Sequence Alignment Creator: Yulia Mostovoy Advisor: Diego Nehab Written in C, this program simultaneously aligns any number of protein sequences and outputs a graphical representation of the results.
	Will You Make It On Time?! Guide! Creator: Nkonye Okoh Advisor: Shirley Gaw The program accepts user input ( the course s/he is leaving and the one s/he is going to ), tells the user where the classes are, and calculates how long it will take to make the trip. It is an online program, written in C.
	Battleship Game Creators: Carlton Williams, Jr. and Josh Quinones Advisors: Frances Spalding and Diego Nehab A naval strategy game written in Java with an interactive GUI framework that has networking options.