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Name |
IRC Nick (Learn ID) |
Role |
Project |
Alternate Projects |
Notes Regarding Project |
Project Approval |
Continuation Course
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| 0 |
Chris Tyler |
ctyler (chris.tyler) |
Professor |
Fedora ARM Secondary Architecture |
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| 1 |
Raymond Chan |
rchan (raymond.chan) |
Professor |
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| 2 |
Ahmad Taychouri |
damha (ataychouri) |
student |
Lima X Driver |
The Panda Media Centre |
I am choosing this project because of my experience with video drivers with the Linux OS |
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| 3 |
Zhiping Yu |
zyu26 (zyu26) |
student |
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| 4 |
Luis Francisco |
Luis (lffuentes) |
CTY student |
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| 5 |
Zhi Chang Ou |
Maximum |
IFS student |
SELinux Policy Analysis |
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| 6 |
Keren Yu |
kyu6 |
CTY student |
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| 7 |
Alon Yufidin |
ayufidin |
CTY Student |
Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse |
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| 8 |
VicChester Ng o |
chester |
CNS Student |
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| 9 |
Andrei Martinenco |
amartinenco |
CTY Student |
Packaging and support for OpenMAX |
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| 10 |
Daniel Delidjakov |
dkdelidj |
CTY Student |
Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse |
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| 11 |
Gloria Ip |
lsip |
CTY student |
Make Fedora Eclipse Compatible with the Android Extensions |
Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse |
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| 12 |
Hugo Pombo |
hapombo |
student |
General HW enablement: FM Radio |
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| 13 |
Nikhil Sharma |
nssharma |
CTY Student |
General HW enablement: GPS |
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| 14 |
M A |
maxam (mhabed) |
Student |
Andora Project Make Fedora Eclipse |
ARMv8 Support Analysis |
I am open to other ideas |
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| 15 |
Omarr Khattab |
okhattab |
CTY Student |
Package the android extensions for eclipse |
Make Fedora eclipse compatible with the android extensions |
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| 16 |
Kowrinanthan Dayalingam |
kdayalingam |
IFS Student |
Mock chroot-break/Privilege Escalation Risk Assessment *chroot breaking* |
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| 17 |
Kalpaniya Parmar |
kparmar4 |
CTY Student |
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| 18 |
Alexander Davis |
Zulafoxx |
CNS Student |
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| 19 |
Peter Valerio |
pvalerio (pvalerio) |
IFS Student |
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| 20 |
Jiecheng Qiu |
Jie_Q (jcqiu) |
CTY Student |
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| 21 |
Japheth Nguithi |
sabanane (jnguithi) |
IFS Student |
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| 22 |
Ruowen Tang |
rtang12 (rtang12) |
CTY Student |
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| 23 |
Rudolf R Janns |
n/a (rjanns) |
CTY Student |
Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse |
Chose this project because I like Android! |
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| 24 |
Jamal Jalali |
jjalali (jjalalid) |
IFS Student |
SELinux Policy Analysis |
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| 25 |
Ryan Lawrence |
Aqualie (rlawrence5) |
CTY Student |
Packaging and support for OpenMAX |
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