Course Objective:  To gain a perspective on the mobile technologies and applications that are transforming computing and society, and develop a vision and grounded understanding in where those changes will lead.  Specific topics covered include:

• Mobile computing HW and SW: capabilities, evolution, potential, challenges
• Ubicomp, Pervasive, Wired World – what is possible, where we’re going
• How to separate the Hype vs. the Reality; creative projects, and mobile application ecosystem

Meeting Time: TuTh 1030-1150, Ryerson 276

Instructor:  Professor Andrew A. Chien

Teaching Assistant: Tanakorn Leesatapornwongsa

Kinect Technical Assistant: Falcon Dai

Syllabus

Assignments: Lab 1 (Android development), Lab 2 (Continuous Sensing), Project Assignment (Creative Mobile Application)

Project Demo Day Video (3/14/2013): (Falcon add content here)

Individual Project Information

• WeGo by Max Parker-Shames, Nora Sandler, Haney Maxwell ( poster , demo , pitch ) 
• Nudge by Jessica Chung, Reed Molbak ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Locol by Jacob Lillioja, Mark Sinclair II, Joshua Feingold ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Hitman by Pete Vilter, Kevin Zhang ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Marooned by Isabelle Rice and Jacob Sachs ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Sleep Blaster by Di Ai, Robert Han, Eamon Ford ( poster , demo , pitch)
• Pathogen by Stephen Li and Cristian Dominguez ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Scav by Ekaterina Shkrabova and ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Phantoms of Palgrave Manor by Kim Bullock, Ben Horn, Matt Menard ( poster , demo , pitch )
• Henry vs Rudolph (or Little Fighter) by Anil Vaitla, Neel Patel ( poster , demo , pitch )