Senior Capstone Archive

Photo of 40+ CS students and faculty members standing together for the 2023 senior capstone competition.

Click on a year below to learn more about students’ senior capstone projects from that year!

First Place Project – Context Aware Personal Assistant

CS Senior Capstone poster for the project Context Aware Personal Assistant. The poster features screenshots that highlight the app's user interface as well as a flowchart that describes the app's backend implementation.

Group Members: Erik Dekker, Jon Wishcamper, Justin Edens, Nick Brouwer

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Fatma Cemile Serçe

Second Place Project – Dungeons & Dragons Encounter Builder

CS Senior Capstone poster for the project Dungeons and Dragons Encounter Builder. The poster features screenshots of the user interface and the app's architecture. The poster contains a brief description of the app: "Our application lowers the barrier to entry for the average gamer by providing a handy tool to generate encounters automatically, or sort through hundreds of types of monsters with a few quick clicks."

Group Members: Brandae Grein, Lauren Kearney, Dawson Murphy, Jena Lovejoy

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sara Farag

Third Place Project – Apache Spark

CS Senior Capstone poster for the project Apache Spark. The poster features an overview of the problem that the projects seeks to address---data storage--- and highlights the architecture of Apache Spark.

Group Members: Vida Mohavedi, Garth Scheck, Evan Bariquit, Stephen Madigan

Faculty Advisor: Alfred Nehme

WebGL Card game

Group Members: Anthony Klobas, Jeff Talada, Sean Hardin
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sara Farag

The purpose of the project is to build an online card gaming platform that utilizes WebGL graphics. It will support hosting of secure games with multiple players including AI players. The system shall support running multiple games at a time on the server side. The system will include at least two games (Blackjack and Texas Hold’em) and include a betting system. A player may login to maintain a win/loss and balance history. The platform shall only support turn-based card games.

Road Trip Advisor

Group Members: Beverly Ackah, Frederick Wirtz, Shaila Hirji
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Fatma Cemile Serçe

The Road Trip Advisor is a web application that helps people plan amazing road trips. After entering a starting and destination point, the web application will suggest a couple of road trip alternatives overlayed with different restaurant, hotels and activities options optimized with user preferences. The user preferences will be determined based on the available reviews provided. The users shall be able to view road suggestions for their trips, be able to create a new trip by entering starting and destination points and trip constraints and be able to login and save their trip info.

BC AR Tour

Group Members: Anara Satkeeva, Bridget Wellen, Evgeniya Kokareva, Sophie Shaw
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Fatma Cemile Serçe

The AR(Augmented Reality) Campus tour is intended to assist students, professors, and visitors as they navigate the main Bellevue College campus. The AR Campus tour app is an augmented reality application for Android-powered mobile devices that help out current and future Bellevue College students in recognizing the buildings around campus, learning more information about that particular building and finding destinations.

Adventure Game

Group Members: Annick Stefanin, Job Betcher, Jordan Betcher
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sara Farag

The “Items is Items” game, is a top down 2D item adventure puzzle game. With an inventory UI that allows you to combine and store items and the ability to use items to interact with the world. “Items is Items”’s goal is to provide players with the experience of using all items they can find in creative and interesting ways to solve any challenge presented to them.

Fire Detection

Group Members: Anis Beyzaee, Ephraim Scarf, Joey Colombi
Faculty Advisor: Alfred Nehme

Forest fires are a major concern in the present day global ecosystem, causing harm in ways such as destroying timber, killing wildlife, and polluting the air. Our goal in developing a Forest Fire Detection System for EarthNow, a satellite imaging system, is to not prevent forest fires from occurring, but to detect when they first start and notifying authorities in order to minimize the damage.

RU Calculator

Group Members: Ferdinand Tembo, Kevin Tran, Phuong Do
Faculty Advisor: Alfred Nehme

Cosmos DB is a highly reliable cloud application that still requires some adjustments in order to better fulfill its reliability and clarity with customers. For customers, there is an ever-growing concern with transparency, especially with monetary costs. Thus this project is focused on aiding the financial aspect of Cosmos DB. In the case of this project, we are working with Cosmos DB and we are trying to sharpening its efficiency and accuracy of one of its side functionalities: the estimation calculator of Request Unit throughput.

CS Capstone 2018 poster for the CS Advisor project. The poster contains an overview of the services offered through the application and the app's architecture.

Group Members: Erik Uri, Marius Popescu, Norman Lew

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Fatma Cemile Serçe

Last Updated September 10, 2023