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    This document lists 7 potential student project ideas. The projects involve merging XML databases, developing parallel Java applications using MPI, building a logic circuit creator software, developing an email harvester program, creating a test suite for the JACAW wrapper software, developing a Java MPI binding using JACAW, and building a web interface for JACAW. The projects require skills in areas such as Java, C, XML, Perl, and Boolean logic.

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    This document lists 7 potential student project ideas. The projects involve merging XML databases, developing parallel Java applications using MPI, building a logic circuit creator software, developing an email harvester program, creating a test suite for the JACAW wrapper software, developing a Java MPI binding using JACAW, and building a web interface for JACAW. The projects require skills in areas such as Java, C, XML, Perl, and Boolean logic.

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    This document lists 7 potential student project ideas. The projects involve merging XML databases, developing parallel Java applications using MPI, building a logic circuit creator software, developing an email harvester program, creating a test suite for the JACAW wrapper software, developing a Java MPI binding using JACAW, and building a web interface for JACAW. The projects require skills in areas such as Java, C, XML, Perl, and Boolean logic.

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    Student Project Ideas

    1. Merging XML databases. The aim is to merge XML databases that may have
    duplicate records that match in some non-exact way. For example, one database
    might contain the email address [email protected] and another the address
    [email protected]. These two records should be seen as the same and merged.

    You will need to be good at Java programming, and it would be an advantage if


    you know something about XML.

    2. Parallel applications using MPI. The aim is to develop working versions in Java
    of some, or all, of the parallel programming examples used in the Parallel
    Processing module (CM0323). The mpiJava version of MPI will be used.

    You should be a third-year BSc student taking the Parallel Processing module,
    although in exceptional circumstances MSc students may be allowed to select this
    project. You should be good at Java programming. Since some of these
    applications are available in C it might also be useful if you are familiar with C.

    3. Logic circuit builder. The aim is to develop a software environment for building
    computer logic circuits from simpler circuits. At the lowest level the simplest
    circuits are NAND, NOR, NOT, AND, OR, and XOR gates. The environment
    must include a graphical user interface allowing circuits to be dragged, dropped,
    and connected to build more complex circuits. These circuits can then be stored
    and subsequently used to build yet more complex circuits. The environment
    should also be able to generate truth tables for circuits that are constructed.

    You will need to understand Boolean logic, truth tables, and have a good grasp of
    Java programming.

    4. Email harvester. The aim of this project is to develop a web crawler program
    that will examine web pages at a list of websites to extract email addresses that
    satisfy certain pattern matching conditions, and to store these email addresses in a
    database (such as an XML file).

    You will need to have a good understanding of Perl.

    5. JACAW test suite. The Java-C automatic wrapper (JACAW) software creates all
    the files necessary to allow a C routine to be called from a Java application
    through the Java Native Interface (JNI). The aim of this project is to develop a test
    suite based on the LAPACK package that automatically installs the JACAW
    software and tests that it is working correctly.

    You will need to have experience with Java, and some knowledge of C
    programming.
    6. Java MPI binding using JACAW. The Java-C automatic wrapper (JACAW)
    software creates all the files necessary to allow a C routine to be called from a
    Java application through the Java Native Interface (JNI). MPI is a message
    passing system using in parallel computing. The aim of this project is to develop a
    Java version of MPI using the JACAW software.

    You will need to have experience with Java, and some knowledge of C
    programming.

    7. Web interface for JACAW. The Java-C automatic wrapper (JACAW) software
    creates all the files necessary to allow a C routine to be called from a Java
    application through the Java Native Interface (JNI). The aim of this project is to
    develop a web browser interface to allow people to upload their C header files, to
    process them using JACAW, and to return the resulting files to the user.

    You will need to have experience with Java, and some knowledge of C
    programming.

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