CSSIE 482 -
Principles of Knowledge Acquisition & Retrieval
Interesting Final Projects
Michael Stiber (stiber@u.washington.edu)

Interesting Final Projects

Here are some interesting final projects from previous quarters.

Participant(s)	Title/Description
Jason Card and Doug Thurber	Registration Advice Expert System (RAD) Provides a list of recommended courses that a student could or should enroll in for the given quarter.
Lisa Colter, Jason Hale & Andrew McCabe	Cyber Match (report available as a MS Word document or as rich text) A computer based matching system designed to match people who share similar interests and viewpoints. The application uses a Visual Basic graphical user interface to allow the user to enter their profile, look up other profiles, and match their profile with potential candidates from the database. An Access database is used to store the profile data and temporary tables used by the application during the matching process. CLIPS rules determine matches and the associated scores to those matches. OCX drivers available from the CLIPS website helped create a link between the Visual Basic environment and CLIPS.
Scott Grosenick	Bacteria Identification Applet An expert system designed to help laboratory technicians narrow down candidate bacteria in a cell or tissue culture.
Jesse Peterson & Barbara Quenga	ICExpert (ICE) An expert system to guide administrative staff at the UW Instructional Center.
Alla Petrova, Jeff Wartes & Trish Winters	Conflict Resolution Assistant designed to give the user help regarding skills that may need to be developed to solve a particular relationship problem wit h a particular person.

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Last updated: Jan 2, 2001 MDS