FAU Android

Here are links to the blog sites of our Summer 2012 undergraduate student teams. These teams are comprised of engineering and graphics undergraduate students. Their final demos will be available at these sites on 8/3/12: BID , Artificial Gravity , TBA, AndroidCrew, Yoda, TeamAndroid, TeamOne, CrazyGoldFish, Appmagic

Here are links to the blog sites of our Summer 2012 graduate students.  They are  in a graduate course on Android Component Development. Their final project reports will be available, along with their tutorial demos, by 8/6/12:

Cynthia – http://faucgutier8.wordpress.com
Dereje – dyimam.wordpress.com

Jia Ming: http://mingzz.tumblr.com/
Jonathan Jiminez – http://thechefsays.wordpress.com/
Clyde Carryl http://ccarryl.wordpress.com/
Richard Bagley http://richardbagley.wordpress.com/20-2/
Jonathan Dickson  http://www.jonnydickson.com/wordpress
Oscar Salas http://ojcarcete.wordpress.com/
Ryan Heyser  http://ryanheyser.blogspot.com/
Jorge Chavez http://jorgechavez40.wordpress.com/
Henley Wright http://androidhwright.wordpress.com/   http://androidcomponentsfau.wordpress.com/
Michael Noyes  androidcomponentblog.wordpress.com
Virginia Romero   virginiamendiolaromero.wordpress.com
Wesley Taylor  http://androidsandstuff.wordpress.com/
Gabriel Novak http://blog.droidcomp.netRichard Zuech - http://droidlearning.wordpress.com/
Shikha Kejariwal    – http://shikhaandroid.wordpress.com/
Kiri A – http://kirilalexandrov.wordpress.com/2012/05/31/quiz-1/
Richard  Zuech  — http://droidlearning.wordpress.com/
Noriel Fumero – http://nfumero.wordpress.com/

Here are links to the  blog sites of our Summer 2012 high school student teams. They took an introductory Android course this summer at FAU :

http://teamstuds.wordpress.com/

http://espstringcheese.wordpress.com/

http://oreogroupfau.wordpress.com/

http://untitleddevelopers.wordpress.com/

http://androidteamfive.wordpress.com/

http://arbitraryprogrammingpeople.wordpress.com/

This URL will take you to a collection of Android-related blogs posted by Mihai Fonoage. Some topics include future market forecasts to development techniques such as XML Parsing, testing your Java code using JUnit, and determining your mobile device’s power level. Check it out at http://mihaifonoage.blogspot.com/search/label/Android

Today, Allan and I have finally managed to successfully implement the RFCOMM datastreaming in a PC-to-PC setup. All that is needed is a front-end GUI complemented by the server interpretation logic Chris and I have been working on to make the base station implementation complete. Also, we need to find a way to make ensure that the mobile devices can now connect to our RFCOMM server that will aggregate into the basestation app. Last time I tried this it was wwthout success but then again we were not sure if the server was working at that time.

On our sensor interpretation efforts, Chris and I are slowly but surely creating some form of pedometer complemented by a compass which we will use to track the devices’ movements. He is pleased that we were able to get consistent data on the orientation, difference of time from the last sensor reading and the previous one, as well as what should have been our scalar calculator. The problem with the scalar calculator is that it is reading from the wrong sensor so I have to spend time to get the phone to read from both the accelerometer and the orientation sensors concurrently and pass the
proper values to their corresponding areas of the algorithm.

All in all, after some questionably stone-walling we have managed to
make quite some progress!

By the way, the updated Bluetooth PC server and clients are available:

Server

Client