Copy into your editor, fill in the blanks, and place in directory
/pro/web/web/courses/cs190/asgns/1-28/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: Di Wang

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Questions/comments about the syllabus or project handout:

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Project Title 1: lightweight C/C++ editor

Local Users: Anyone who programs in C/C++, Java

Score
	Useful to others: medium, only a subset of xemacs functionality
	Has specific users: programmers
	Can be scaled up to PC product: Yes
	Divisible: very
	In C++ on Suns: great

	Overall: good

Pros:
Much simpler than using Emacs, but with most of the functionality
useful to programmers, such as syntax highlighting, search and
replace, regular expressions, easier customization and build-in
interface to the compiler.


Cons:
subset of an excellent existing product.

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Project Title 2: Digital Circuitry Simulator

Local Users: cs31 students, anyone designing digital ciruits.

Score
	Useful to others: Extremely
	Has specific users: cs/ee majors
	Can be scaled up to PC product: Yes
	Divisible: Not very
	In C++ on Suns: Good

	Overall: medium

Pros:
very useful project, not many good free digital circuit
simulators for UNIX with great GUI.

Cons:
Very, very hard project. The bulk of the project, the circuitry
simulation, is hard to divide up.

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Project Title 3: Network Air Hockey

Local Users: Bored CS majors

Score
	Useful to others: very
	Has specific users: many
	Can be scaled up to PC product: Yes
	Divisible: very
	In C++ on Suns: (not a great gaming platform)

	Overall: good

Pros:
Fun project to implement, can be easily divided into small pieces.
Have many willing users, if well implemented, could stay around
for generations of CS majors to enjoy.

Cons:
Games is always hard to implement because of performance issues.
The most important factor, fun, is intangible and hard to
put into a design.

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Project Title 4:

Local Users:

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Project Title 5:

Local Users:

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