The Computer Science and Software Engineering Department educates students in the disciplines of computer science and software engineering and teaches them to apply their education to solve practical problems in a socially responsible way.
US News & World Report and other national publications recognize Cal Poly as having one of the best undergraduate computer science programs in the country. What makes the program stand out are: its very talented students, strong interactions with faculty on industry projects, a deep commitment to teaching, and laboratories with up-to-date technology.
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Senior Projects from 2015
Forest Sign Maker, Victor Espinosa III, Kevin Ly, and Lisa Yip
CP Maps – An interactive Cal Poly Map iOS Application, Brian Fung and Carl Lind III
G Boots: A Real-Time 3D Puzzle Video Game Graphics Senior Project, Zachary Glazer
JSish, Ryan Grasell
Ciceroni iOS App, Forrest D. Hansen
Creating a 3D Racing Game in OpenGL, Noah Harper
GreenPlace: A User Driven Marketplace for Perishable Goods, Nicolas Higuera
Custom Keys: Numeric Keypad Server-Client Android App, Cameron Hom
The Ground Is Lava!, Aaron Jacobs
Enterprise Smart Outlet: Android Development, Aaron Koeppel
x264 Video Encoding Frontend, Alvin Lam
Enterprise Smart Outlet - iOS Application, Riley McGovern
The Struggle of the Rubiniumite Wars, Timothy Mendez, Evan Peterson, Darren Huang, and Kyle Lozier
Semi-Automated Test Generation With SPEST, Adam Mozek
Pier2Pier: Final Report, Kevin Nelson, Anthony Miller, Paul Maalouf, and Chahan Shah
Customer Tracking Through an Affordable Consumer Device Array, Daniel Nishi
Drill Design Suite, Neil Nordhof
CRASH: A real-time 3D game engine designed to make game development easy, Christopher Patton
Oversubscribing inotify on Embedded Platforms, Donald Percivalle and Scott Vanderlind
Pthreads Profiler, Ryan Van Quinlan
Co-rotational Finite Element Solid Simulation with Collisions, Patrick Riordan
Dynamic Voxel Based Terrain Generation, Thomas Sanford
Configuration-driven table library, Torrin Smith
Cormant CS-EDIS, Steven Jarred Stelfox
Multiplayer Browser-Based Game Utilizing JavaScript and WebGL Frameworks, CY Tan, Benjamin Naftali, Matthew Tong, and Vincent Chan