Fall 2012 DPI908/SBR600 Participants

Participant and Project Table

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#	Name	IRC Nick (Learn ID)	Role	Project	Alternate Projects	Notes Regarding Project	Project Approval	Continuation Course
0	Chris Tyler	ctyler (chris.tyler)	Professor	Fedora ARM Secondary Architecture
1	Raymond Chan	rchan (raymond.chan)	Professor
2	Ahmad Taychouri	damha (ataychouri)	student
3	Zhiping Yu	zyu26 (zyu26)	student
4	Luis Francisco	Luis (lffuentes)	CTY student
5	Zhi Chang Ou	Maximum	IFS student	SELinux Policy Analysis
6	Keren Yu	kyu6	CTY student
7	Alon Yufidin	ayufidin	CTY Student	Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse
8	VicChester Ng o	chester	CNS Student
9	Andrei Martinenco	amartinenco	CTY Student	OpenMAX
10	Daniel Delidjakov	dkdelidj	CTY Student	Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse
11	Gloria Ip	lsip	CTY student	Make Fedora Eclipse Compatible with the Android Extensions
12	Hugo Pombo	hapombo	student	General HW enablement: FM Radio
13	Nikhil Sharma	nssharma	CTY Student
14	M A	maxam (mhabed)	Student	Andora Project Make Fedora Eclipse	ARMv8 Support Analysis	I am open to other ideas
15	Omarr Khattab	okhattab	CTY Student
16	Kowrinanthan Dayalingam	kdayalingam	IFS Student	Mock chroot-break/Privilege Escalation Risk Assessment *chroot breaking*
17	Kalpaniya Parmar	kparmar4	CTY Student
18	Alexander Davis	Zulafoxx	CNS Student
19	Peter Valerio	pvalerio (pvalerio)	IFS Student
20	Jiecheng Qiu	Jie_Q (jcqiu)	CTY Student
21	Japheth Nguithi	sabanane (jnguithi)	IFS Student
22	Ruowen Tang	rtang12 (rtang12)	CTY Student
23	Rudolf R Janns	n/a (rjanns)	CTY Student	Package the Android Extensions for Eclipse
24	Jamal Jalali	jjalali (jjalalid)	IFS Student	SELinux Policy Analysis
25	Ryan Lawrence	Aqualie	CTY Student	Packaging and support for OpenMAX				Don't Break the Table Use the preview capability to ensure that your wiki markup is correct before saving. If you break the table or page, please fix it! Column definitions Name - Your full name, linked to your wiki user profile page (please place contact information there). IRC Nick(s) - Your nicks (nicknames) as used on IRC. Leave this blank if you're not using IRC yet. Role - Professor, CTY Student, CTYC Student, CDOT Researcher. Project - Link to your main SBR600 project wiki page. Leave blank if you have not selected an SBR600 project yet. Alternate Projects - Projects you are interested in doing if your selected project is not approved. Notes Regarding Project - Any comments you have about your project selection. Project Approval - Initialed by your professor when your project selection is approved; may also contain a note about comments on the Talk page. Continuation Course - Place a Y here if you're interested in taking a continuation course. This will be a course offered in a subsequent semester where you can continue work on the project you started in DPI908/SBR600 (or another follow-on project, if your DPI908/SBR600 project is concluded). Place an N here if you are not interested in taking the continuation course. Leave this blank if you're unsure. Instructions - Participant Information Please add your name, IRC nick, and Learn ID as soon as possible. Link your name to your Wiki user page. Instructions - Project Selection Select one of the DPI908/SBR600 Potential Projects and add an entry to this table. Project assignment is not final until approved by your professor but is generally assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Edit your row on this page: In the Project column, please place a project title exactly as written on the potential projects page. In the Alternate Projects column, please name one or two other projects that you are also interested in, if your first choice is oversubscribed or not available. In the Notes Regarding Project column, comment on why you chose the project you did. Add a link from the project name in the Project column to your Project page. For the Project page, use the Sample Project as a template. Fill in the Project page with your initial project plans. See the comments in each section of that page for instructions. Research the scope of your project Identify some initial resources (people, information) and links. Decide on your goals for your 0.1 release (proof of concept), 0.2 release (initial implementation), and 0.3 release (good implementation). Note that some projects have a much bigger scope than others, and some will be largely completed by the first release date (in which case you may want to take on a second small project for the later release dates). Due date: To be announced.