Presentations by sponsored students

• David Griffith, "Computer-generated Congressional Districting."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2011.
• Aaron Ogden.  "Pattern-based Programming." Student Scholar Showcase, April 2011.
• Justin Hoover.  "Learning Rules for Planning With Nexus States."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2011.
• Justin Hoover and Bill Andrews.  "Learning Rules for Nexus-State Planning."  Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference of Undergraduate Scholarship (MARCUS), October 2010.
• David Griffith and Jacob Wyatt.  "Interruptible Automated Congressional Districting to Prevent Gerrymandering."  Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference of Undergraduate Scholarship (MARCUS), October 2010.
• Curtis Hancock and Matthew Pietsch.  "Preventing Gerrymandering with Anytime Automated Districting."  School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2009, and Student Scholar Showcase, April 2010.
• Danny Dewey-Vogt, "Sneak Attack:  A 3-D Shooter in OpenGL."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2010.
• Melissa Elliott and Thomas Goff, "Skycroft:  Grow Your Own Landscape."  School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2009, and Student Scholar Showcase, April 2010.
• Justin Hoover, Curtis Hancock, Matthew Pietsch, William Zurita, Casey Rudd, Danny Town, Brandon Johnson, and Robert Scuzzarella.  "Arena Game."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2010.
• Hunter Harlow, Jacob Andrew Wyatt, Robert Wynn Blevins, Ryan Renfro, Wade Burnett, and David Griffith.  "Temporal Wormhole Mini-Golf."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2010.
• Travis Blount-Elliott, "Technological Advances in the Music Industry:  the Feasibility of Free Distribution." Westover Thesis Defense, April 2009, and Student Scholar Showcase, April 2009.
• Brad Williams, "OpenGL Programming with Zombies."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2009.
• Tim Willis, "Nexus State Planning."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2009.
• Dan Hudnall, " Physics, Geometry, and Really Painful Explosions in OpenGL."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2008.
• David Heflin, "Murder at Summerville Inn: A 3D Adventure Game in OpenGL."  Student Scholar Showcase, April 2008.
• Hyun Jordan, "The Kanji Radical Learning System," School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2007.
• Bill Walters, Brad Williams, Michael Holt, Thomas Goff, Tyler Cookson, "3D OpenGL Programming with Zombies," School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2007.

• Dan Hudnall, Robert Mills, Ryan Schauss, Evan Watkins, David Heflin, "How to Blow Up a Tank in OpenGL."  School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2007.

• Hyun Jordan, "AmeriKanji: An Online Program for Kanji Learning," Student Scholar Showcase, April 2007.

• Bill Walters, "The OpenGLCollada Animation Editor," Student Scholar Showcase, April 2007.

• Dan Hudnall, "Rude Awakening: a 3D First-Person Shooter," Student Scholar Showcase, April 2007.
• Zachary Daily, "An Animation Editor for Windows," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2006.
• Steven Ferrell, "A 3D Game Using the OGRE Engine," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2006.
• Michael Johnston, "An Interactive Video Training System," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2006.
• Nidhi Jaiswal, "Hindi in MS Windows," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2004.
• Chris Tolley, "Nexus State Planning," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2004.
• Chris Tolley and Brian Timmons, "Penguins versus Chickens," School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2003.
• Brian Timmons, "Robo-pult," School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2003.
• Michael Verret and Andy Convery, "Id's Creation:  A 3-D Video Game in OpenGL," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2003.
• Tim Altman and Ian Johnson, "Planning with Nexus States," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2003.
• Jason East, "The Left-Wall Hugger Robot and Its Amaze-ing Escape," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2003.
• Josh Henderson, "Learning Tetris," School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2002.
• Chris Jordan, "Machine planning tools," School of Sciences Research and Internship Symposium, December 2002.
• M. J. Wivell, "The CRS Car Rental System," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2002.
• Melba Copeland, "A Web-Accessible Database for Elementary Schools, Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase Poster Session, April 2002.
• Brandon Hughes, "The Intelliscribe Handwritten Input System," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2002.
• Ben Cox, "Arithmetic Reasoning in Graphplan," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2001, and Virginia Academy of Science, James Madison University, May 2001.
• Tim Altman, "Practical General-Purpose Planning with Nexus States," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2001.
• Mike Brown, "A Method for Anytime Decision Networks," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2001.
• Eric Cocca, "General-purpose Translation between Data Formats," Research and Internship Symposium, School of Science, December 2000, and Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2001.
• Satoshi Sugiura, "Incremental Improvement of Existing Plans," Research and Internship Symposium, School of Science, December 2000, and Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2001.
• Cliff Dunford, "Arabic Input in Microsoft Windows Applications," Research and Internship Symposium, School of Science, December 2000.
• Marcus Wright, "Ethiopian Input in Microsoft Windows Applications," Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference of Undergraduate Scholarship (MARCUS), October 2000.
• Sandy Gilbert, "Modeling Atmospheric Heat Transfer," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2000.
• Ryan Goodwin, "Eliza Gets Personal:  Connotation in Natural Language Processing," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 2000.
• Daniel Dempsey, "Easy, Real-Time 3-D Animation," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase Poster Session, April 2000.
• Ann Pulley, "Automated Transliteration of Roman to Amharic Script for Ethiopian Input," Lynchburg College Student Scholar Showcase, April 1999.

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