1) CGI Client Onboarding Portal: I'm sure this is gonna be one of the most popular picks from other students as well if not for the fact that it's for CGI, then for the fact that it uses Java. Being able to use Java, which almost all CS students have experience with, in a professional project for a company would be an incredible opportunity. Also, being able to learn how to use Springboot, Angular, and Maven is always nice.
2) Swagger UI Alternatives: Being able to hone JavaScript skills through this project would be great since I do have some interest in making applications on the web. I have some experience using JavaScript to build my own website, but not much experience using React. Being able to learn the React API through this project and getting experience working on projects for a company would be a great opportunity, especially because I have seen React as a desired skill on Job postings before.
3) Risc-V web based simulator for CS447: I am always interested in, and open to building web apps because it means more chances to practice Javascript on projects that are not my own (thus there's not that lax attitude that might come with personal projects). Also, since I already took CS447 I have an idea of what the target product would look like and what Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Oliveira want to do with the project.
4) 412Connect: I have experience building a website, so I know how to use JavaScript, HTML, and CSS which would be used for the front end portion of this project. I am interested in how to connect applications that run on 2 different languages together, because I only have experience really dealing with programs that run in the same language.
5) Polkadot Blockchain Statistics Dashboard: This would be a useful opportunity to practice taking other people's previous code (the provided script from previous students) and working with it to create the product, rather than just building everything from the ground up as I have almost always done for previous CS classes. Also, it's using node.js which means more opportunity to learn node.js which is very handy and a desired skill in the job market.
1) CGI Client Onboarding Portal: I'm sure this is gonna be one of the most popular picks from other students as well if not for the fact that it's for CGI, then for the fact that it uses Java. Being able to use Java, which almost all CS students have experience with, in a professional project for a company would be an incredible opportunity. Also, being able to learn how to use Springboot, Angular, and Maven is always nice.
2) Swagger UI Alternatives: Being able to hone JavaScript skills through this project would be great since I do have some interest in making applications on the web. I have some experience using JavaScript to build my own website, but not much experience using React. Being able to learn the React API through this project and getting experience working on projects for a company would be a great opportunity, especially because I have seen React as a desired skill on Job postings before.
3) Risc-V web based simulator for CS447: I am always interested in, and open to building web apps because it means more chances to practice Javascript on projects that are not my own (thus there's not that lax attitude that might come with personal projects). Also, since I already took CS447 I have an idea of what the target product would look like and what Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Oliveira want to do with the project.
4) 412Connect: I have experience building a website, so I know how to use JavaScript, HTML, and CSS which would be used for the front end portion of this project. I am interested in how to connect applications that run on 2 different languages together, because I only have experience really dealing with programs that run in the same language.
5) Polkadot Blockchain Statistics Dashboard: This would be a useful opportunity to practice taking other people's previous code (the provided script from previous students) and working with it to create the product, rather than just building everything from the ground up as I have almost always done for previous CS classes. Also, it's using node.js which means more opportunity to learn node.js which is very handy and a desired skill in the job market.