How To Select a Project: First, have a look at the projects listed here. Contact the supervisors for more information. When you have found a project, and the supervisor is willing/able to give you the project, you MUST fill out a CONTRACT FORM, get it signed by the project supervisor, and deliver it to the 499* coordinator (Dr. Mousavi). E-mail is also acceptable but must come from the supervisor, not the student. ONLY when the contract is received is the project officially yours.
I strongly recommend that you try to find a project from the list below. However, if you can’t find a project here that fits your interests and abilities, you can propose a project yourself. In this case you will need to find a School of Computing faculty member who is willing to supervise your project. As a rough guideline to project design, the amount of work involved should be the same as a typical 400-level CISC course.
Supervisor | Projects | Students |
Selim Akl | ||
Gunnar Blohm | Project description can be found here. | |
Dorothea Blostein | ||
Rober Browse | ||
Jim Cordy | ||
Bob Crawford | ||
Robin Dawes | ||
Juergen Dingel | ||
Randy Ellis |
with Dr. Kunz, HMRC, projects available here. with Dr. Hefny: “Calibrating Force Signals and Video Streams. Read description here. |
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Gabor Fichtinger | Project 1 available here. Project 2 available here. | Project 1 is already assigned. |
Janice Glasgow | ||
Nick Graham | ||
Ahmed Hassan | ||
Hossam Hassanein | Project descriptions available here. | |
David Lamb | Project descriptions (mostly from external customers to CISC499) available here. | |
Pat Martin | Project descriptions available here. | |
Parvin Mousavi | ||
David Rappaport | Project description available here. | |
Kai Salomaa | Project description available here. | |
David Skillicorn | List of projects available here. | |
James Stewart | ||
Bob Tennent | ||
Niko Troje | ||
Roel Vertegaal | ||
Mohammad Zulkernine | Identifying Cloud Security Metrics | Jenny Chien |