Consolidate your thoughts and ideas with this powerful writing tool which adopts the ‘Getting Things Done’ methodology by David Allen. ‘Getting Things Written’ provide a productive writing experience through an…
Modern navigation applications provide routes using roads and paths, with some taking into account elevation data. This data is often used to evaluate the difficulty of a suggested route, but why stop there? In this…
Ethical dilemmas occur in software development when software professionals face conflicting moral obligations, or their actions may have unintended consequences that impact stakeholders. These dilemmas may arise at…
Have you come across frustrating pop-ups asking for permission to use cookies (e.g. blocking half the webpage you’re trying to access)? This is no accident – they try to discourage you from clicking reject by using web…
Constraint Programming (CP) is a general purpose decision making and optimisation method. At St Andrews we have developed and maintain a CP toolkit. In this exhibit we will use 4 demonstrator applications to showcase…
Modern Intel processors have a unique hardware feature that lets programmers get a continuous stream of information about what is happening inside the CPU. This incredibly useful feature allows programmers to figure…
The aim of this project is to create an application for automatically generating BRIO railway layouts containing closed loops. The track-generating algorithm works in a depth-first-search manner, positioning pieces one…
What is the difference between math and programming? This project is an implementation of a dependent type system for an imperative programming language called Hash. Beyond standard programming language features, it…
Today, robotic systems often require precise descriptions of the environment in which they are expected to operate. In other cases, they need time to extensively explore the environment before they are able to…
Keywords Local storage, Privacy breach, Third-party sharing, Data ethics, HCI, UI design Staff Angela Miguel