Projects
Posted on: March 19, 2006 by: skumancer
Here is a list of all the projects I’m working or have worked on and links, if any, to files associated to the projects:
Parcheesi: A java implementation of the Parcheesi Board Game. It was a project for Advanced Programing in Java, which I took in the Summer of 2005. The project was a joint work by Eduardo Parisi and myself. If you like it you can donate some money and we will continue to work on it and improve it, even adding new features if they are requested!
The Library Without Walls - George Washington Dances: Portal/Digital Library about Dancing in the time of George Washington. It is being implemented using Joomla, a CMS(Content Management System).
Panama Consulting and Services: The website was re-implemented using a Joomla backend and has a stellar design.
Computer Controlled Panoramic Photography: A project for my Algorithms class (COP4531). We use a camera and a turn table controlled by computer using custom software made by ourselves. The images are automatically stitched and output as a whole, panoramic picture.
This is the first part of the program, the controller for a turn table connected through a parallel port: Controller Program
Here is the code that does the stitching of the photogaphs, its the final project, but it isn’t not quite production quality: Stitching Program
C# Calculator: this is my first project done in C# and .NET. I don’t like the output much, but at least its done. If you have any suggestions, please let me know! Simple Calculator
CIS4930: This combines all the programs I made for my C# class. It has ASP.NET websites and a Simple Code Editor which has syntax highlighting for C# code stores in a library file. Additional library files could be added in the future. Its easily extensible.
Game Development Project: This is an ongoing process that has its own page for progress entries. I will be looking for help and testers in the near future.

May 29th, 2006 at 6:06 pm
[...] The Projects part of the website is a first for me. I’m including everything I’m doing and everything that is interesting to me so anyone can benefit from it. [...]
January 25th, 2009 at 2:30 pm
Ola profesór Chavarria,
I am a mathematical physicist who works on higher math structures for quantum field theory; I am also interested in visualizing higher dimensional structures. As a hobby I sing tangos and Cuban music.
I would like to make an iPhone app with a combinatorial game. The graphics is too complicated to be rendered live, so I have rendered the moves with Mathematica as short sequences of 2d screenshots.
Each image uses about 70 colors; I need to make a substitution of these colors according to a table, all together about 15 movies of 8 screenshots each.
This is as if one would recolor the stickers on a Rubik cube and show the moves.
I read in AT your comment on teaching an iPhone programming class.
Could you please suggest to me whether there are any instructions in the iPhone SDK which play a sequence of images with colors changed according to a table and with a given sound.
I have written a few hundred thousand lines of working code in Mathematica, but I am only starting to learn OOP and Objective-C now.
Many thanks,
Adrian