Detailed project description is available in this PDF document.
Also see the book, Problem 2.6 and
its solution on the back of the book.
Developed in the Spring 2019 semester by Michelle Curreri, Suvranil Ghosh, Ziad Mallah, Anthony Merheb, Roshni Shah, Holly Smith, Hersh Shrivastava, Brandon Tong, and Dante Torello
Project report #13 (final), team #13, Spring 2019
[PDF document; size: approx 2.2 MBytes]
Project files, team #13, Spring 2019, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 14.3 MBytes]
Developed in the Fall 2018 semester by Stephan Dimitrovski, Michael Haas, Jimmy Jorge, Nikhil Jiju, Kyungsuk Lee, and Yi Xie
Project report #3 (final), team #4, Fall 2018
[PDF document; size: approx 3.4 MBytes]
Project files, team #4, Fall 2018, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 24 MBytes]
Developed in the Spring 2015 semester by Sujay Bandarpalle, Julian Esteban, Kanav Tahilramani, Omar El Warraky, Jonathan Du, and Paolo Umali
Project report #3 (final), team #3, Spring 2015
[PDF document; size: approx 3.4 MBytes]
Project files, team #3, Spring 2015, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 16 MBytes]
Developed in the Spring 2014 semester by Amgad Armanus, Jake Chou, Mitul Gada, Avni Patel, Nirjan Thayaparan, Diego Urquiza, and Christian Youssef
Project report #3 (final), team #4, Spring 2014
[PDF document; size: approx 2.4 MBytes]
Project files, team #4, Spring 2014, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 55 MBytes]
Two teams worked on this project, each with a somewhat different take at it.
Developed in the Spring 2013 semester by Prem Patel, Sai Kotikalapudi, John Bartos, Scott Xu, David Shen, and Joshua Devasagayaraj
Project report #3 (final), team #1, Spring 2013
[PDF document; size: approx 3 MBytes]
Project files, team #2, Spring 2013, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 92 MBytes]
Developed in the Spring 2013 semester by Yehuda Cohen, Shivani Sethi, Abdul Rattu, Amizan Jaleel, Nabil Ali, and Rohit Lakshmanatirthakatte
Project report #3 (final), team #4, Spring 2013
[PDF document; size: approx 4.2 MBytes]
Project files, team #4, Spring 2013, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 24 MBytes]
Two teams worked on this project, each with a somewhat different take at it.
Developed in the Spring 2012 semester by Praveen Chekuri, Pradnya Pisal, Zachary Brown, Kartik Bhatnagar, and Bill Fung
Project report #3 (final), team #2, Spring 2012
[PDF document; size: approx 3.5 MBytes]
Project files, team #2, Spring 2012, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 10 MBytes]
Developed in the Spring 2012 semester by Jazmin Garcia, Greg Paton, Eric Gilbert, Vishal Shah, and Damon Chow
Project report #3 (final), team #11, Spring 2012
[PDF document; size: approx 17.3 MBytes]
Project files, team #11, Spring 2012, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 67 MBytes]
Three teams worked on the same project, each with a somewhat different take at it.
Developed in the Spring 2007 semester by Moustafa Abdelbaky, Albert Lalaj, Waleed Mina, Boris Petrovsky, Bryan Rabin, and Ling Yang
Project report #3 (final), team #13, Spring 2007
[PDF document; size: approx 1.5 MBytes]
Project files, team #13, Spring 2007, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 6.8 MBytes]
You will also need Blackberry Development Environment for the above software from Team #13, Spring 2007.
Developed in the Spring 2007 semester by Simon Rudin, Christian Santiago, James Rosado, and David Elrom
Project report #3 (final), Team #15, Spring 2007
[PDF document; size: approx 1.6 MBytes]
Project files, team #15, Spring 2007, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 8 MBytes]
Developed in the Spring 2007 semester by Chris Eng, Sagar Mansukhani, Prakriti Gautam, Hitesh Ved, Nikethan Yerabaka, and Srihitha Yerabaka
Project report #3 (final), team #8, Spring 2007
[PDF document; size: approx 2.1 MBytes]
Project files, team #8, Spring 2007, in case you want to
install the full software locally on your computer.
[ZIP file; size: approx 360 KBytes]
Consider extending your project to include some of the features and capabilities described below:
♠ ZDNet.com: “iPads replace menus at Atlanta eatery”, By Jason D. O’Grady (August 10, 2011)
We’ve seen iPads being used by teachers, pilots and doctors, but what about restaurants? An Atlanta eatery (do Restaurant at the View, Atlanta, GA) has adopted the iPad to replace menus (and more) at their high-tech restaurant.
♠ BusinessWeek.com: “LivingSocial Aims to Be Different from Groupon”, By Douglas MacMillan (September 22, 2011)
LivingSocial.com recently started giving restaurants free iPads and mobile apps that let wait staff scan daily-deal vouchers without having to fuss with codes.
→ Think how your software might help link many restaurants into a daily deals scheme.
♠ eWEEK: “Bartending, RFID style”, By Evan Schuman (July 11, 2006)
A beverage company is now selling RFID attachments for
bottles, which analyze the bottle's tilt angle and duration to
calculate how much liquor is being poured and whether the bartender is
sticking to the recipe.
Harvard Business Review—Innovation: How the Best Restaurants in the World Balance Innovation and Consistency,
by Daniel Ospina | January 15, 2018
Describes the challenges of creating a world-class restaurant–and turning a profit. [ local copy ]
Harvard Business Review—Innovation: What the World's Best Restaurant Knows About Keeping Its Creative Edge,
by Francesca Gino | June 29, 2018
Describes the challenges of creating a world-class restaurant–and turning a profit. [ local copy ]
The New Yorker—Annals of Gastronomy: Check, Please, by John Colapinto | September 10, 2012
Describes the challenges of creating a world-class restaurant–and turning a profit. [ local copy ]
Labor-starved Restaurant Industry Turns to Automation for Help, by Karen Robinson-Jacobs, The Dallas Morning News
Self-service stands are expected to get a good reception as long as diners can get what they want quickly and accurately. [ local copy ]
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