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Senior Design Group 02
Members:
Matthew Conforth
Shant Stepanian
Nicole Young
Faculty Advisors: Jameela Al-Jaroodi Nader Mohamed
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Shant Stepanian - Group Leader
Major: Computer EngineerShant is a member of the cooperative
education program, through which he has gained experienced in software
engineering. This past summer, he worked with UBS in the Marketing and
Communications Website group. On campus, Shant is involved with a number of
groups, such as the .NET Users Group, Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity,
and Concert Band. email: sstepani@stevens.edu |
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Matthew Conforth
Major:
Computer EngineeringMatthew is a year-round part time
employee at BAE Systems CNIR division. He has programming experience in
networking, multimedia, mass storage, embedded realtime systems, and
development kits. Matthew is most proficient in C++ and Java. He also has
some experience with Perl, shell scripting, assembly language (MIPS, x86,
PPC), Lisp, and others. Matthew is skilled with a soldering iron, and has
had some experience working with PCBs. |
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Nicole Young
Major: Computer EngineeringNicole has been very active within the theater groups on campus. She
has worked for DeBaun Auditorium and held the positions of Vice President,
Stage Manager, Costumes Coordinator, and Properties Coordinator for the
Stevens Dramatic Society. She is also active within the Photography Club and
is currently Secretary. Nicole is a member of the cooperative education
program. Through this, she is currently employed with Marsh USA Inc. as part
of the Server Management group. Before this she was a project engineer at
Automated Control Concepts working with teams to automate chemical
production lines and electrical facilities. email: nyoung@stevens.edu |
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Jameela Al-Jaroodi
Faculty Advisor
Jameela Al-Jaroodi is a Research Assistant Professor at The Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Stevens Institute of
Technology. Her research interest is in distributed systems, which
includes middleware, distributed software for heterogeneous systems,
ad-hoc networks, sensor networks, and software engineering for
distributed systems. She published more than 30 articles in Journals
and Conferences. Dr. Al-Jaroodi received her doctoral degree from The
Computer Science and Engineering Department at The University of
Nebraska-Lincoln in 2004; her master degree from Western Michigan
University in 1998; and her bachelor degree from The University of
Bahrain in 1993. |
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