locationWebsite

Our project is making a a website that implements secure login, and uses Googles Maps API along with HTML5 geolocation to give you directions to some point from your current location.

Our project is making a basic website where you will be able to have a secure login and then once logged in find your current location. We are making sure that the files and functions we write serve one purpose to keep it simple. We are also using tools available to make the job easier.

weechat-pyrelay

Objective

• Create a simple a simple library for communicating with remote Weechat sessions using the Weechat-relay plugin and protocol.
• Create a simple reference client which demonstrates a method of using the library to create a simple CLI client using the Uwrid pyhton library.
• Support SSL and IPv6

Purpose

This project is meant to fulfil final assingment in the ECE 2524 - Intro to Unix course at Virginia Tech

Prototype

This project requires you to have properly configured the weechat-relay plugin on your weechat process. Setting this up is beyond the scope of this project. Instructions to do so can be found here: http://meskarune.tumblr.com/post/43313352409/relay-weechat-irc-messages

A game called Tic-Tac-Toe Inception

This project is intended to provide the backend for a Tic-Tac-Toe game for which a GUI will need to be created. We are including functions to play the game from the command line, however they only function in a basic way, so that the project can be tested.

Central Limit Theorem Calculator (Alex Mun, Steve Briceno)

The Central Limit Theorem (CLT) is a probabilistic law which states that the mean of a sample population will be normally distributed (bell-shaped) provided that there are enough members in the sample. The CLT Calculator will accept as inputs: 1.) a set of sample data points, 2.) the standard deviation and, 3.) a confidence level, which determines the margins of error in calculating the confidence interval. The CLT Calculator will then output the 1.) sample mean, 2.) sample variance, 3.) error margin, and 4.) the confidence interval.

ECE2524 Final Project- Text Analyser

Project Collaborators - Elliot Penn & Chi-Cheung Cheung

This project has three stored text files, which can be selected individually by the user. The Pyfreq program we wrote earlier in the semester runs through the files and puts the information in a dictionary, which is then sorted. The output is a work in progress, but it displays various information about the file (how many words, the most frequent and least frequently used words, etc).

The Text Analyser is a text interface where pyfreq would return the length of the file, which the user would input. You would start the game by just running the “./game.py “ in this directory. Currently it would implement 3 files in the game, but if you copy over your personal .txt file within the directory you may use it accordingly, but for now you may choose ‘a’ for the Star-Spangled Banner, ‘b’ for Take Me Out to the Ball Game, or ‘c’ for America the Beautiful where it would analyze those files in the directory, and hit the character and enter and it would analyze those.

pyMP3Tagger

Done in python 2.7.6
Final project for UNIX class, scrapes missing MP3 tags from Last.fm, takes in a single MP3 file or folder/directory, and goes through all files. (Final functionality still in progress)

api-fiddler

This application is capable of generating random JSON data to help accelerate the development of front-end Web Apps and Mobile Apps.

Project Description

Usually the development of front-end Web Apps and Mobile Apps will begin after the backend that serves data is ready. However, through this application, developers can get proxy data to build the User Interface and then link to their backend service once it is ready.

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contacts

This project is to create a command line based program that will aid the user in the handling of contacts and contact information for those contacts. The user will be able to sort their contacts by groups for more convienient organization and to make it easier to find the person they are trying to contact. The contacts will be kept in a list of all contacts and inidivual lists for each group.

Wordcrypt is a simple yet powerful string encryption tool for text files.
It can encrypt or decrypt some specific words, lines or the entire text in a text file.
Wordcrypt uses AES-128 encryption algorithm which is known to be one of the safest
and strongest way to encrypt. It will come handy when maintaining a confidential document.

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RK_CASTLE is going to be a Mystery - detective game. You will play as a detective trying to solve a rape-murder case within a castle. Someone has called the police and you(the detective) in as soon as the murder happened and the castle has been quarantined until you find out who the murderer is and give the name of the person who is in the building to the police officer

How to play: Use commands and arguments to move around the house and interact.

This project takes a story and asks the user to input various type of words(nouns, verbs, etc.) and replaces them in a story. The results are diplayed to the user and saved if desired.

When the program is run it interactively asks the user for a type of word from the story script and then replaces that section with the given word. The focuses of the project were the Rule of Simplicity by breaking up the functionality, Transparency by having clear ideas shown through our coding, and Optimization by making sure the code is functional with the lowest complexity before adding onto it.

You wake up in a pitch black room and with nothing in your pocket, the first thing you need to do is find a light source. Soon you find yourself in a large cavern. With darkness closing in and eerie noises, you must escape this cave maze before it’s too late!

To run the game, clone the repository using the link on the github website. Run these commands to start the game:

$ make
$ ./project

The project our group is doing is going to contain similar elements to the Python Adventure Game we worked on in class. It will contain similar elements but we’re going to make it more of a maze. We’ve decided to use C++, and the maze will contain rooms and items that interact with each other. Our group is more comfortable using C++ so that’s what we’re doing.

ECE 2524: Unix Final Project (Type-Machine)

Braedon Dickerson, Siraj Ali

Interactive Typing Game

contributors: sirajali05, enghokie URL: https://github.com/enghokie/project.git

Description: This is a typing challenge game made with C. You can test or practice your typing skills with three different challenging modes and a sleek interface! The game is user friendly and uses local time to pacingly guide you through the game. The statistics of each mode will be recorded and displayed at the end.

Summary of the Project: HANGOVER ESCAPE This is a text-based game where you move room-to-room, exploring. After a night you can’t remember, find your way out of an unfamiliar place, but not before finding your belongings.

Description of the Project: We use a yaml file to store the metadata for the game so that new games can be initialized with ease. We implement the project in Python because it caters to object oriented design, which is the design of choice fot this text-based adventure game. Rule of Seperation: The game mechanisms are partitioned into a game engine and user interface. Rule of Simplicity: By employing object-oriented desgin, we break the game implementation down into smaller pieces represented by classes.

The program is a go fish game played between the user and the computer. The goal is to get the most number of sets (which consists of 4 of a kind). The game ends when either user runs out of cards or the deck runs out, and the winner is the player that made the most sets.

Hangman, the classic game everyone has played…probably. Grab a buddy or two and think up some words and hints, then sit back a laugh maniaclly (or not) as your superior linguistic genius confounds your hapless vict-er friends. Note: no real creatures were actually hung in the making of hangman…except some coding bugs, but they had it coming.

hangman can be called by: ./hangman [word to guess] [word hint]

Project Summary: This project is a basis for a text based RPG game that we have been developing. It can be modified by implementing more options to the game. It has several transition phases to create a non restricted plot. It gives you an option to travel certain parts of the story and lets you interact with the environment/setting based on the player’s/user’s actions. The plot begins by searching for a long lost orb. You encounter a castle and hope to find clues to lead you to the orb that have special properties. A mysterious ghost is there to help and guide you to your epic mission of obtaining the orb. However, there are several obstacles you must face and conquer in order to continue your journey.

Don’t Touch The Zero

Contributors: bribeiro, khaingo, robiny url: http://github.com/madcat101010/DTT0

Description: Our game is based off of the game called “Don’t Tap The White Tile”. The game will display an array of four numbers, ordered 1-4. Three of the numbers are 0’s and only one is 1. The goal of the game is to avoid pressing the key locations which contain a 0. There are currently three game modes to choose from.

Instructions: To compile the program, run the makefile first. The makefile will handle the compilation. Then run DTT0 by typing “./DTT0”. The game then displays a menu of game modes to select from. The first game mode is freerun, which will just keep going while recording your time and score until you tap a zero. The second gamemode, classic, gives you 10 seconds to go as far as possible. You will lose one point per zero tapped. The last game mode, relay, will give you 10 seconds to tap 15 ones which will reset the timer. You can keep going until you run out of time or tap a zero. An example of a line being printed while the game is running is: “0 1 0 0”. In this case you will want to push the ‘2’ button on your keyboard since the 1 is in the second position. If you push any other key, the game will end or your score will decrease depending on the game mode.

		Theseus and the Minotaur About:
This is a maze puzzle game in which the player tries to get  Theseus (represented by *) to the end of the maze before the  Minotaur (represented by #) is able to get to him.  The challenge of the game comes with the fact the the Minotaur can  move 2 spaces for every one of Theseus's.  The advantage of the Minotaur forces the player to intellengently navigate Theseus in a way that traps him.

How to use: This program must be run from the terminal or the command prompt depending on whether you are using Windows, Linux, or OS X.

“Deal or No Deal: Text” text based game of the popular “Deal or No Deal” television game show. The player chooses a case on display to knock amounts of money off the board, until the user is left with one case. The case will contain how much money the player can win. In any given round, the user can take another monetary deal from the Banker.

How To Start: type “make” to compile the file and make a “deal” file. Run the deal file.

Instructions: The project starts off by asking the user to select one case…this is their case that the user will open in the final round if No Deal is taken. AFter each round, the user will be prompted to select a certain amount of cases (mirrors the actual television game show). After opening each case, the program will tell the user how much money is now “off the board” and is no longer in play. There will also be a display of what cases are left on the board and the “money board” which shows how much money is left in the cases. After every round, The Banker will make an offer to the user based on an algorithm. The user can either take the $$ offer, or continue the game. When there is only one box remaining on the board, the user will have an offer, and if the user does not take it, the Case that the user took the first round will be opened. Then, the game is over.

You are a code breaker who needs to crack the secret code created by Dr. Random. Because Dr. Random isnt all that evil, he decided he was going to be generous and help you try to break to code by giving you clues. The code is comprised of 5 numbers ranging from 0-6. You will have 10 tries in order to guess the code. If you guess the correct number in the correct position, the Dr. will let you know but he wont tell you which number is correct. If you guess the correct number but in the wrong position, the Dr. will tell you but he wont tell you which number is correct. From these helpful hints, you should be able to deduce the code using your super code breaker skills! Good luck!

Ever wonder what the color code of the resisotor you are looking for is? Well, this project allows the user to enter in a resistor value and it will output the color band for you to look for.

Dark Forest

This project involves a C++ authentication interface which saves username and password information, and uses this to connect the user to a text-based story-driven adventure game with branching paths. Players will choose their fate as they avoid losing both their health and sanity while navigating a lethal, supernatural forest setting. The branching nature of the game means at least two playthroughs are required to experience all major portions of the game.

This project is a combat simulator. You will be fighting monsters with various weapons and strengths. As you kill the monsters, they will drop weapons, which you can pick up to mount a more serious offensive attack. To start, run userInterface.py in Python 3, and from there, enter in your commands as prompted.

This project will be a tic-tac-toe game.

It will be very simple, the user will be able to play two player or against a CPU. It will follow the Unix design because there will be seperate parts that will control the gameboard and a part that will be an algarithm for the CPU. The CPU move only outputs a number that the GUI will use to place a piece. This is very much a Unix design where the GUI and logic are seperate but are put together with a thin layer of glue.

To play:

Please type into the command line:

ECE 2524: Unix for Engineers Final Project

Siraj Ali, Neil Yavorski, Brock Allen

Text-based Battleship Game

contributors: sirajali05, nyavorski, Brocklobsta URL: https://github.com/sirajali05/ECE2524-Final-Project

How to start the game:

To be able to play the game, run “make” in your terminal to compile all of the files together. To start the game, run “./battleship” in this directory.

Description:

This project is a text based game, written in C++, that allows two users to play each other in the classic board game known as Battleship. Game play will be done in the terminal/console.

Escape is a text-based adventure game. The objective is to escape from the house. The user tries to navigate through the house and acquire anything needed to ESCAPE!

How To Play: Use commands and arguments to move around the house and interact. User can move, pickup items, and look around the current room. Some items may be required to access other rooms.

Input Format: [command] [argument]

Supported Commands: go [direction] - moves player in direction of argument: north, south, east, west, or down pickup [item] - picks up item if it is in the room look - displays the info for current room look [direction] - returns description of room in direction look items - returns list of current items