Grad Showcase 2005-2006

This academic year we had two students complete projects built in Flash Lite. Both were designed to work in a mobile environment.

James R. This project consists of an interactive Flash-based puzzle game, intended for use on mobile devices supporting Macromedia’s Flash Lite 1.1 plug-in. This type of technology can benefit the marketplace by allowing advertisers to reach consumers through in-game ads or product placement. It can also be beneficial to the education industry by applying educational or training concepts to the game design. Click the image to view this project. View the proposal for this project.

Clivins D. created a web site that covers the development of artificial reefs. Click the image to view this project. View the proposal for this project.

Michelle M. created a web site that compiles content from past collegiate-soccer players and their parents. The goal is to examine the recruiting process, academics, the freshman experience and many other topics. Information Click the image to view this project. View the proposal for this project.

Delisha P . The Junior Olympic Volleyball, or USAV, has been a growing part of the sports industry in America for the past 20 years. USAV consists of thousands of different volleyball clubs across the United States and Puerto Rico that represent some of the best players in their city or regional area. Click the image to view this project. View the proposal for this project.

Robbie S. This project is a timeline that covers the history of Marvel Comics, some of the characters and interesting information about the comic book industry. Click the image to view this project. View the proposal for this project.

Ji Eun S. “Stuff Mobile” is a PDA friendly browser for Stuff magazine. Click the image to view this project. View the proposal for this project.