By Discipline: Computer Science - 2017 Student Research Conference

2017 Student Research Conference:
30th Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Computer Science (2017)

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The following abstracts for discipline Computer Science have been submitted:

Analysis of Machine Learning Algorithms to Predict March Madness Results

Oral Paper
(Computer Science)
Monica Singh* and Paulie Massey
Dr. Ruthie Halma, Faculty Mentor
(312-2, 1:15, VH 1320)
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Computational Investigation of Amyloid Beta Aggregation Inhibitors in Alzheimer's Disease

Oral Paper
(Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science)
Stephen P. Plassmeyer
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(203-5, 10:30, MG 1096)
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Computational Simulations of Asphaltenes in the Solvent Heptane

Oral Paper
(Chemistry, Computer Science)
Ari Vera
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(203-3, 10:00, MG 1096)
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Computer Generated Poetry

Oral Paper
(English, Computer Science)
Austin L. Stuart
Dr. David Partenheimer, Faculty Mentor
(403-3, 3:00, MG 1096)
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Design and Implementation of a Hybrid AES-SHA 3 Crypto Processor on a Field Programmable Gate Array

Oral Paper
(Computer Science)
Ronit Das
Dr. John Seiffertt, Faculty Mentor
(312-4, 1:45, VH 1320)
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Detecting Lung Cancer in CT Scans using Machine Learning

Oral Paper
(Computer Science)
Nolan A. Walsh* and Joe E. Pratt
Dr. Ruthie Halma, Faculty Mentor
(312-3, 1:30, VH 1320)
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Efficient and Scalable Categorical Prediction using Neural Networks

Special Request
(Computer Science, Mathematics)
Callie E. Warren* and Andrew D. Stratmann
Dr. Robert Matthews, Faculty Mentor
(P-15-, , GEO - SUB)
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Investigation of Mismatch Base Pairing in DNA Polymerase I
Oral Paper
(Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science)
Andrew V. Yeager
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(103-2, 8:15, MG 1096)
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Multi-sensor Aggregation App for Wearable Devices

Oral Paper
(Physics, Computer Science)
Kayci K. Parcells
Dr. Vayujeet Gokhale, Faculty Mentor
(206-4, 10:15, MG 2050)
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Understanding the Interactions of the Ribosome with the Anti-Cancer Drug Cisplatin

Oral Paper
(Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science)
John D. Bickel* and Branden W. Lawson
Dr. Bill R. Miller, Faculty Mentor
(203-1, 9:30, MG 1096)
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Using A Genetic Algorithm To Create Poetry

Oral Paper
(Computer Science)
James F. Sorsen
Dr. John Seiffertt, Faculty Mentor
(312-5, 2:00, VH 1320)
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Using Machine Learning to Predict Uber Ride Volume in New York City

Oral Paper
(Computer Science)
Seth Reimer
Dr. Ruthie Halma, Faculty Mentor
(312-1, 1:00, VH 1320)
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