This year the students in the Senior Capstone course developed 34 apps either for industrial clients, for USC members, or for themselves. The technologies used were:

• 15 web applications: Django, node, express, Angular, react, ASP, firebase, websockets.
• 12 mobile apps: Android, iOS, iOnic, react-native, flutter
• 3 desktop applications: Windows, Java, Python
• 2 OculusGo apps: Unity
• 1 Alexa skill
• 1 Computer Engineering project

You can watch video demonstrations of all the apps, or come watch the live demos on Tuesday, April 30. We are also looking for clients for next year.

Some Highlights

Highlights are being posted to our twitter stream.

Isador is an interactive language learning mobile app for students learning Old English. Built for the #CSECapstone class. Video: https://t.co/stMVO9xvSI More info: https://t.co/VkSYoTSprC

— Computer Science & E (@UofSCComputer) April 28, 2019

Helping Hand is a web app that lets users send preset SMS and voice messages in case of emergencies. Built for the #CSECapstone. Video: https://t.co/xnLOz8xSpX More info: https://t.co/hJC8PdOvDD

— Computer Science & E (@UofSCComputer) May 3, 2019

OpenVLab is a webapp that lets you build and launch virtual environments to teach computing and networking concepts. Built for the #CSECapstone. Video: https://t.co/wKgp5Tt1LR. More info: https://t.co/OlwFhwPSHq

— Computer Science & E (@UofSCComputer) May 4, 2019

Black Talon: The Battle for the Dark Sword is an online multiplayer adventure game. Built for the #CSECapstone. Play it now at https://t.co/joe1VjdEPR https://t.co/v4wi1ZNQk6 https://t.co/APe1sSejFE

— Computer Science & E (@UofSCComputer) April 25, 2019

Healthy Spirits is a mobile app that lists the calories and nutritional content of any cocktail. Built for #CSECapstonehttps://t.co/VoTjfXAmPV https://t.co/rh9Ts5NaUu — Computer Science & E (@UofSCComputer) April 24, 2019