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CS4624: Multimedia, Hypertext, and Information Access

 

This collection contains the final projects of the students in in the course Computer Science 4624: Multimedia, Hypertext, and Information Access, taught in Spring, 2012 at Virginia Tech. This course, taught by Professor Ed Fox, is part of the Human-Computer Interaction track, the Knowledge, Information, and Data track, and the Media/Creative Computing track. The curriculum introduces the architectures, concepts, data, hardware, methods, models, software, standards, structures, technologies, and issues involved with: networked multimedia (e.g., image, audio, video) information, access and systems; hypertext and hypermedia; electronic publishing; virtual reality. Coverage includes text processing, search, retrieval, browsing, time-based performance, synchronization, quality of service, video conferencing and authoring.

Recent Submissions

  • Simonarson, Sigurdur; Case, Sean (YouTube, 2013-05)
    The Virginia eSports Association (VeSPA) held a League of Legends tournament from January 27 - February 12, 2013 called The Hokie Grail. The tournament consisted of 24 teams, and over 75 games were played with over $1000 ...
  • Kadir, Adil; Byer, Timothy; Schwinabart, James (2013-05-18)
    The Virginia Tech Network Infrastructure and Services Field Engineers play a vital role in the school and community. They are the ones that respond to network and telephone trouble calls. Since the majority of their work ...
  • Hakimov, Kurban; Hartwell, Andrew; Ulmet, Robert (2013-05-18)
    CTRnet (Crisis, Tragedy, and Recovery network) is an NSF funded project that focuses on crawling/scanning the Internet regarding tragic events and creating digital libraries of information on those crises. CTRnet downloads ...
  • Kniphuisen, David; Tran, Alan (2013-05-18)
    The goal of our project was to create a learning module for students who are interested in converting a large number of documents of data into a usable form for machine learning, information retrieval, and related purposes. ...
  • Unknown author (2013-05-18)
    This project was in support of the educational activities of the Computing Research Association (CRA-E). The main point of the project was to collect data associated with electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) to allow ...
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