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Into the Source Code: A Look Into Cornell AppDev
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Through Cornell AppDev, one of the College of Engineering’s project teams, students are designing and launching apps to solve problems within the Cornell community.
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Cornell Project Team Members Reflect on Problem-Solving, Leadership
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Students across Cornell’s 34 project teams reflect on their experiences using engineering to solve real-world problems alongside their peers.
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Cornell AppDev’s ‘Volume’ to Connect Student Readers with Campus Publications
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Cornell AppDev’s newest product will connect students with campus media.
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New CourseGrab App Set to Launch by Fall Semester Pre-Enroll
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Cornell Project Team AppDev is developing a new CourseGrab application that should be out in time for pre-enroll (April 13th).
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A Year After Its Launch, Uplift Continues to Serve the Cornell Community
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“It is definitely something that was needed,” Michael Ferguson ’21 said. “It was eye-opening as to how many classes were offered. And just being able to see the times they’re available and times they are closed.”
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Cornell Students Celebrate Launch of New Version of Fitness App Uplift
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Tina He ’19, part of project team Cornell AppDev, became the project lead for student-made fitness app Uplift. Alongside her team members, He developed Uplift, designed to help Cornell students make staying healthy on campus enjoyable.
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Student Project Team Releases New TCAT App to Simplify Navigation Process
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“Ithaca Transit is an end-to-end navigation solution that combines the best transit features available into one app,” said Matt Barker ’19.
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Students Win Awards for Apps Meant to Aid Prospective Students, Provide Fitness Information
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The winning apps at the Bits on Our Minds expo were the fitness app UpLift, a bus system aid called Ithaca Transit and CU Here, an app for finding campus events.
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Cornell AppDev Develops Student-Led, Hands-On Design Course
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“While Cornell excels at aspects of design, there was definitely a void with digital product design,” said Sahil Khoja ’19. “This course serves as a foundation for product design.”