Senior Design Fair

Here are some pictures from our booth at the Senior Design fair. My advisor and a couple other professors took pics and I asked Klink if he could email them to me. Klink is our professor; the short guy... We got a lot of attention at the fair, apparently Klink has a reputation for that.


Tim working the crowd.





An older version of the maze



This is the entire class.

Now that the fair is out of the way, we're responsible for writing a comprehensive report on the maze-bot :: covering hardware and software(my section). I'll definitely throw it up on here.

We also had another program due last week, but it really didn't do anything terribly interesting. It just created a circular data structure (A list, but that's not exciting enough), that ordered items either alphabetically or numerically depending on your templated parameter. It doesn't sound complicated but each item in the list has to point to a unique predecessor and successor (since the list is basically a circle -- it has no end) and you have to be able to cut those ties and re-point them to be able to insert or remove items. And it has to be so general that it can loop and work in every case necessary. Saavy?