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client_server_protocol

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Listing Games client: LIST GAMES server: 1:Mike's Game RULEZ:8:10:1:3:20000:0 2:GREEN RooM:1:13:1:3:20000:1 END LIST The server response is of the format “game ID:game name:current slots used:max slots:terrain type:rounds:starting cash:game started”. If no games are available, the server just returns END LIST.

config_ui_markup

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Using XML to define the configuration options of our game makes it easy to define and, thanks to the XML tools built into .NET, its cake to read from. Given it's simplicity, I think it would be sweet If we could layout all of the user interface using xml markup. All we need is to define type, position, size, color/style, etc for each object, and then parse them at load time to create the interface.

cvs_guide

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

set the CVSROOT Bash versions export CVSROOT=username@sitzmar.com:/home/cs496/cvs for remote connections export CVSROOT=/home/cs496/cvs for local connections on sitmar.com Tcsh versions setenv CVSROOT username@sitzmar.com:/home/cs496/cvs setenv CVSROOT /home/cs496/cvs

development_plans

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

* game/ * client/ * file.cs * buildfiles * data/ * images/ * lib/ * SDL.dll * SdlDotNet.dll * Tao.Sdl.dll * scripts/ * server/ * file.cs * buildfiles * doc/ * index.html * file.txt * Gui * Weapons * artwork needed

features

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

* 2D graphical game play * Multiplayer w/ network server * Sound effects / background music * Single player (against AI players) * Sounds for the weapons and explosions * Different backgrounds * Randomly generated terrains * Server Features * Cordinate clients

foolproof_guide_to_getting_a_job

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

This is taken from a post by Willa Rogers on SA, and mirrored here for my convenience. I'm not an H.R. professional, only someone who's learned the ropes on both ends. I've been supporting myself by working fulltime since I was 18--and I'm old, so that's a lot of years. And even though I never graduated from college, and only have “soft” (i.e., non-technical) skills, I've got the whole job-search and interviewing deal down t…

health_tracker

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Health Tracker provides a simple interface to facilitate the tracking of patient symptoms and medication. Through the use of pda hardware with adjustable alerts, the goal is to improve the consistency and accuracy of the data recorded over traditional pen and paper tracking methods.

implementation

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

* C# / mono (makes life a little easier for some things) * SDL (cross-platform) * Download Libraries * SDL.Net (cross-platform, works with c#) * Download Libraries + example code * Simple RPG (no source) * Toddler Game (with source)

phone_resources

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

* Openwave developer resources * * *

senior_project

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

* * * * Ryan Sitzman - sitzmar | at | gmail.com or sitzmar | at | hotmail.com on MSN * Mike Estes - mikejestes | at | gmail.com or mikejestes | at | hotmail.com on MSN * Chris Anderson - chrisanderson2002 | at | hotmail.com or MIB Delta on AIM , I'm also on MSN messenger * Ratanak Ly aka Nak - nak1125 | at | hotmail.co…

six_common_interview_questions

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Answering 6 common interview questions From CareerBuilder.com Friday, December 9, 2005; Posted: 6:39 a.m. EST (11:39 GMT) While you'll never be able to anticipate every question you might be asked in an interview, you can get a head start by developing strong, concise answers to commonly used questions. Most interviewers will ask similar questions like these to gain knowledge about a candidate's abilities and qualifications and compatibility with the job and the company.

snmp_printer_monitoring

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Gather information about paper and toner usage from the computer lab printers to help keep a better quality of service. This is a simple example of how to pull information using snmp and do something useful with it. I have always wanted a simple status page for our lab printers. So, by pulling snmp data I can then produce a very simple percentage bar indicating current levels. I'm a sucker for ASCII art, so these are produced by altering the background color using css tags.

start

2009-11-09T13:10:59-07:00

Restek * SNMP Printer Monitoring * Lab Status/Usage * Japanese version of quarantine pages * Conference Services App School * Hearts Client/Server * Senior Project - Tanks Independent * Events Calendar * Health Tracker * GreaseMonkey Inline Image ReLinker * Todo List

user_interface_design

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Game Setup First Menu * single player * multi player * keyboard options * sound options * exit During game play Health Display * Horizontal bar graph * Changes color from green to red as you lose health Keyboard shortcuts * ESC - pauses game and brings up menu * Left arrow - reduce angle * Right arrow - increase angle * Up arrow - increase power * Down arrow - decrease power * ? - select weapon from inventory

weekly_checklist

2006-10-08T12:56:10-07:00

Week 1: * Accomplished: * Weekly meeting time with Hurd (between 1-3 on Wednesdays) * Decided on language (C#) * Played around with online demo to get more ideas. * Finished Proposal Week 2: * Looking to Accomplish: * GUI Design * Have an idea on roles * Get idea on weekly schedule/checklist * Plan out weekly meeting? * Setup CVS / Learn how to use