This page holds work for the Fall 2008 IS 306 course with Dr. Deokar. You can view other people's portfolios by clicking on the IS306 tag on the bottom of this page, or by editing this page and looking in the sidebar.

This page holds work for the Fall 2008 IS 305 courses with Dr. Ryan & Dr. MacLean. You can view other people's portfolios by clicking on the IS305 tag on the bottom of this page, or by editing this page and looking in the sidebar.

This course is taught at the Boeing facility at Seal Beach by Dr. Bob MacLean (Fall 2008).

Required Text - "Head First Object-Oriented Analysis & Design", BD. McLaughlin, O'Reilly, 2007

This course enabled students to:

·         Understand analysis and design in the context of a software development life cycle (SDLC)

·         Understand terminology related to objects

·         Gather and document requirements

·         Develop use case diagrams

·         Develop use case documentation

·         Develop class diagrams

·         Follow quality assurance processes in the development of design deliverables

Professor MacLean achieved this by dividing the class into three groups, and each group has two teams. Each team is the customer of another team within the group and having the teams in other groups to perform peer reviews.

Through out the course, we had examined various development methodologies and using the object-oriented analysis and design (OOA&D) techniques by using the UML. Each team had gone through several iterations in the different phases of development process.

By dividing the class into different groups allowed us to take on some real-life projects and facing the issues that a typical team would encounter in the development process. Issues like methodology selection, workload distribution, communication strategy, facilitate peer design reviews, or presentation approaches were solved cooperatively.

At the end of the course, we presented our team project artifacts and prototype deliverable to the class, and shared the lesson learned. This course is well designed to teach students in the real world environment. Dr. MacLean helped each team and each team member after the class to help to clarify any question anyone might have. I think each person is greatly benefitted by these one-on-one sessions.

This page holds work for the Fall 2008 IS 322 course with Dr. Gudea. You can view other people's portfolios by clicking on the IS322 tag on the bottom of this page, or by editing this page and looking in the sidebar.

This page holds work for the Fall 2008 IS 305 courses with Dr. Ryan & Dr. MacLean. You can view other people's portfolios by clicking on the IS305 tag on the bottom of this page, or by editing this page and looking in the sidebar.

This is the portfolio for Joseph Tann.

Work done in the first job:

Optoelectromechanical (machine vision) Measurement system 

- Non-Linear Error Correction (NLEC)

- Subpixeling algorithm

- Automatic optimal illumination adjustment for measurement

- super high-repeatability optical measurement system

- Bidirectional simu-newton's interpolation method for encoded digital Optical Video Probe(OVP) calibration

- Special homing mechanism + algorithm for digital OVP 

- Automatic Parcentricity calibration 

- Automatic feature extraction for geometric measurement