Teams

Section 1

• Team A: Maria Brown, Douglas (Brandon) Woolslar, Sonja Ford, Leah Greene
• Team B: Jordon Allison, Brian Brophy, Jabari Hunt, Eric Michielli
• Team C: Jessica Cornwall, Lily Chung, Danielle Safran, Tak Yan Susan Lo
• Team D: John Koch, Garret Persing, Tony Mann, Jo Lynne Harenza
• Team E: Yan Tseytlin, Tim Martin, Matt Sweigard, Jovonne Walker
• Team F: Carl Angeloff, Donna Burman, Charles Dixon
• Team G: Laura Baldwin, Kyle Butler, Aaron Dougherty, Vijay Lilaram
• Team H: Derek Bernier, Thomas Cantore, Oscar Hernandez, Thaumas Mathew
• Team I: Scott McHale, Robert Nelson, Daniel Roman, Richard Speicher
• Team J: Michael Craven, David Senh, Benjamin Miller, David Okonak
• Team K: Elom Srebi, Eric Reckner, Ryan Shaw, Stephen Thomas
• Team L: Matthew Moss, Christian Rios, Kyle Simon, Joseph Vacchiano

Section 2

• Team A: Stephen Neuber, Justin Shutters, Patrick Wykoff, Ryan Syes
• Team B: Dan Seals, Chris Peters, Chris Sweeney, Mike Caputo
• Team C: Jason Conrad, Joseph Brennan, Ryan Gemmell
• Team D: Henry F. Sotelo Jr, Hector L. Vasquez, David A. Gendelman, Dave M. Casella
• Team E: Brad Fitzpatrick, Andrew Connor, Ben Hammel, Lehigh Workinger
• Team F: Mony Kiem, Jon Branda, Sergii Colon
• Team G: Justin Chae, Tom Wilent, Adam Viccaro, Tom McDougall
• Team H: Justin Fisher, Brian Godla, Timothy Kemmerer
• Team I: Marina Medvinsky, Justin Sorkin, Ryan Brown, Steve Klaum
• Team J: Steven Bini, Daniel Hall, Daren Russ
• Team K: Chris Kirchner, Robert Heinbach, Stephen Mears
• Team L: Tyler Dean, Wesley Lewis, Travis Roscher, Adam Squaresky
• Team M: Emily Ficner, Michael Liberatore, Jeffrey Rowe, Matthew Wursta

• In the sprit of PBL (Problem-based Learning), IST210 offers three team-based projects throughout the semester.

• "The team project will be to build a substantial database application for a real-world domain of your choosing. You will design a schema on paper, then you will create an actual database using DB2 provided by PSU. You will populate the database on your own (either via an automated program that you write or manual data hunting), write interactive queries and modifications on the database, explore other aspects such as constraints and triggers (encouraged), create programs that manipulate the database, and finally develop a simple Web front-end to your database application."

• Sample project (that got A) from 2003 is provided below for your reference:

• Web-based University Management System by Jessica Scott, Jordan Steinberg (Lead), Ramon Thomas, Steve Dalonzo