Copy into your editor, fill in the blanks, and place in directory
/pro/web/web/courses/cs190/asgns/1-27/LOGIN2.txt.  Replace LOGIN
with your CS login.  Note the 2 there so that you don't overwrite the
first handin!  Come up with at least 3 potential projects.

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Name: Kaveh Boghraty

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Questions/comments about the syllabus or project handout:


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Project Title 1: SMS Server

Brief Description: It is possilble to setup accounts with a number
of companies where anyone can send a text message from their 
mobile phone to a defined number, and the designated company 
can forward the contents of that text message to an IP address of
our choice. We could then process this information, compose a reply,
and send it back to the source mobile phone. There are a variety 
of options for the type of information that our SMS server can provide
to mobile users (yellow pages, traffic report, weather).

Identify Local Users: Mobile phone users.

Assign a 1-5 score for these criteria
	Useful to others: 5
	Has specific users: 4
	Can be scaled up to PC product: 5
	Divisible: 4
	In C++ in Sunlab (Linux): 4

	Overall: 4

Pros: Can be scaled up into a very useful service.

Cons: We would need to buy an account (phone number) with one of the 
designated companies for message forwarding.


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Project Title 2: Go Fish

Brief Description: From the list of project ideas. Using image
analysis to measure movements of tadpoles and using data analysis
to draw conclusion from the experiment.

Identify Local Users: People conducting the tadpole experiment.

Assign a 1-5 score for these criteria
	Useful to others: 2
	Has specific users: 4
	Can be scaled up to PC product: 2
	Divisible: 5
	In C++ in Sunlab (Linux): 3

	Overall: 4

Pros: Very specific, will need integration of matlab into C++
environment.

Cons: Very divisible. Possible subsections could be data analysis,
tracking tadpoles, integration, representaion of data.

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Project Title 3: Bookworm

Brief Description: Designing a relatinal database to handle all
barcoded books, plus an applicatin to handle the usage of this 
database. This is from the list of proposals.

Identify Local Users: Library staff, people searching for books.

Assign a 1-5 score for these criteria
	Useful to others: 4
	Has specific users: 4
	Can be scaled up to PC product: 5
	Divisible: 3
	In C++ in Sunlab (Linux): 4

	Overall: 4

Pros: Relatively straight forward.

Cons: Relatively straight forward.

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Project Title 4: Security

Brief Description: Staff as well as public.

Identify Local Users: Designing a security system which allows
various degrees of access to differnet users.

Assign a 1-5 score for these criteria
	Useful to others: 4
	Has specific users: 4
	Can be scaled up to PC product: 2
	Divisible: 3
	In C++ in Sunlab (Linux): 4

	Overall: 3

Pros: Working on this project will force the students to be rigorous
about bugs and testing, since security applications allow no room
for loopholes and malfunction.

Cons: Probably not as interesting or fun as most other projects.

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Project Title 5:

Brief Description

Identify Local Users:

Assign a 1-5 score for these criteria
	Useful to others:
	Has specific users:
	Can be scaled up to PC product:
	Divisible:
	In C++ in Sunlab (Linux):

	Overall:

Pros:

Cons:

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