Department Honors
Requirements for Honors
Credits for Honors research
Class of 2018
- Judy Jackson – Understanding Glitch Audio
Class of 2017
- Sam Goree – Towards a Relative-Pitch Neural Network System for Chorale Composition and Harmonization
- Sage Jenson – Digital Morphologies: Environmentally-Influenced Generative Forms
Class of 2016
- Gabriel Appleby – Modeling Utility Networks with Competing Providers
- Max Grusky – Tricks to Make You Click: Detection and Analysis of Curiosity-Grabbing Headlines
- Nathan Klein-On The Approximability of DAG Edge Deletion
- Sam Rossin – Steiner Tree Games: Modeling Utility Networks with Competing Providers
- Conrad Schloer-Agent-Based Ecosystem Models and Evolutionary Algorithms
- James Quintana-A Fourth Dimension to Virtual Reality: Eye coordination with Frequency Responsive Beam Tracing
Class of 2015
- Christine Antonsen-Selfish Routing in the Deterministic Queuing Model
- Nolan Lalor – Dynamic Texture Synthesis
- Eli Rose – Reversible Programming for Fun and nuF
- Adam Stafford – An Exploration of Cellular Security
- Amanda Strominger – Competitive Facility Location: Where should I open my banana stand?
- Laura Watiker – Designing the CRISP Document Format: A Secure Declarative Language for the Web.
Class of 2013
- Alexandre Amlie-Wolf
- Cecilia Mauceri
- Whitman Schorn
- Eston Schweickart
Class of 2012
- Aaron Kanter – Location Security in Android Smartphones
- Claire Nelson – Automatic Generation of Shakespearean Sonnet
Class of 2011
- Brendan Chambers – Towards Automatically Captcha solving Using Biologically Inspired Algorithms
- Kriti Godey – Recommending Healthy and Palatable Meal Plans
- Jason Kimmel – Models of Viral Marketing in Social Networks
- Thomas Ramfjord – Introduction to Audio Watermarking
Class of 2010
- Alexander Boland – Interactive Storytelling
- Michael Brooks -Real-time Music Visualization
- Nathaniel Gephart – Developing Computer Security Labs in a Virtualized Environment
- Kateryna Kuksenok – Chronic Illness Online: Conflict and Uncertainty in Health Information
- Zeke Runyon – Automatic Music Similarity Clustering
- Seth Wimberly – Spectoral Face Recognition Using Orthogonal Subspace Bases
Class of 2008
- Abigail Corfman – Capella’s Song: An educational game and tool set ()
- Scott Erickson – Music Mood Categorization ()
- Nicholas Hatt – Segmenting Chinese Text for Fun and Profit ()
- Lidiya Ilcheva – Rendering Fur ()
- Akshat Singhal – Lenses for the Eye of an Artificial Beholder ()
- Nick Winter – A Better Method for Learning Chinese Characters ()
Class of 2007
- Andrew Bartholomew – Japanese text segmentation: a comparison of different methods applied to Kanji (PDF)
- Zahari Shoylev – Instant Radiosity Implementation (PDF)
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