| Client | Essential Accessibility |
| Professor(s) | Angela Giddings, Melissa Sienkiewicz |
| Program | Computer Programming |
| Students | Anton Hrytsyk Raunit Sethi Marconi Fronseca Patrick Quinty Mackenzie MacLennan Weidong Yang |
This is one of three parts of a project that were worked on by three separate teams over the course of 4 months.
The goal of this portion was to guide a user through a manual accessibility testing process for a web page.
| Client | Jody G Ryan |
| Professor(s) | Reginald Dyer, |
| Program | Computer Programmer |
| Students | Owen Bailey, Anish Kumar Sharma, Rahul Thomas Parmar, Gagan Kumar, Aimen Hallou, Vaughan Alexander |
For our project, our client tasked us with creating a brand-new website to replace the clients old one. The new website had to be made specifically on WordPress, and required an accompanying android app. There are a lot of changes between the old and the new websites. The new website features a completely new user-friendly UI, more information about the client and their work, as well as an online shopping module.
A WordPress based application to modernize our client’s website for their yoga business with accompanying Android app.
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| Client | Melissa Sienkiewicz |
| Professor(s) | Melissa Sienkiewicz, Ayaz Lakdawal |
| Program | Computer Programmer |
| Students | Navraj Khosla Poyen Wu Limin Liu Apurva Patel Keyurkumarra Patel Omar Daher |
We were retained by Professor Sienkiewicz to develop a module using PHP that would showcase charts from charts.JS for users. The various charts would use their raw data and visualize it. This module is open for the public and is free for use. The intent is to be able to attach this module to an existing project and obtain the charts embedded in the module for use to display data.
Using Chart.JS, you can visualize your raw data into a pie chart or bar chart.
| Client | COUNCIL OF ENTREPRENEURS FOR AFRICA – | COEFA |
| Professor(s) | Melissa Sienkiewicz, |
| Program | Computer Programming |
| Students | Brandon Stanzel Joshua Brawdy Joshua Belingan Peng Wang Zhicheng Liu Harmanpreet Bedi |
The Interdisciplinary Studies in Human-Centred Design and the Digital Health programs at Algonquin College collaborated in research to scientifically identify by means of data why women were ‘needlessly’ dying during pregnancy. After many months of research, they came up with some main contributing factors: timeliness of care, availability / visibility of medical care and lack of financial assistance.
In short, every woman should have access to pregnancy-related health care information, and they should be able to easily find a healthcare professional near them. Thanks to technology, there are feasible solutions. An online information portal platform can be created to provide pregnant women in Africa with the resources needed for safe pregnancy and childbirth.
Our challenge was to create a mobile first, accessible, multilingual platform for our client that provided the functionality to search for local healthcare professionals, access tailored information and learn more about the Kaampe Project while taking into consideration accessibility and cultural/religious sensitivities. We learned much regarding how to collaborate as a remote team and simultaneously develop a WordPress site.
The Kaampe Project involved creating a mobile first WordPress platform to reach pregnant women in Nigeria. The website will help expecting mothers to find healthcare professionals, pregnancy information and financial resources available to them.
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| Client | Wynn Fenwick |
| Professor(s) | Wahab Almuhtadi, |
| Program | Computer Engineering Technology – Computing Science |
| Students | • Liam Henderson • Liam Henley-Vachon • Joshua Mukasa |
Assemblyline is a malware detection and analysis system developed by the Canadian Center for Cyber Security. We researched use cases where Assemblyline 4 beta could be included as part of a continuous integration pipeline as part of our research over the summer. We also extended Assemblyline with enhancements such as an extended CLI and a Python code linting service.
We learned about Python programming in the context of developing a service for Assemblyline as well as extending its CLI. We created Dockerfiles to run our service, and researched topics relating to docker and docker-compose. Code security was a major focus of this project, both from open-source and closed source projects. Google Cloud Platform was our choice for a VPS provider, and the majority of our work with Assemblyline was done on our GCP instance.
Assemblyline could be used in a Continuous Integration pipeline. Using a beta of version 4, we developed extended CLI functionality and a service that could perform static analysis of code, on top of developing use cases for Assemblyline in CI.
| Client | Pinpoint talent |
| Professor(s) | Melissa Sienkiewicz, Islam Gomaa |
| Program | Computer programing |
| Students | Jeffrey Sharpe Ningxin Zhao Mohammedaama-Shaikh Surjeet Singh Manjotkaur Dharni |
This is a an internal webtool for database management and reporting.
A database management tool for client operations
| Client | Al Morrison |
| Professor(s) | Melissa Sienkiewicz, |
| Program | Computer Programmer |
| Students | Team 16 (7 Up) Yuhan Cheng Sijie Chen Tyler Van Loon Jiazhao Zhang Pavlo Demchenko Siyang Xiong Jonathan Schmidt |
This android application aims to help our client to solve the hassle of recording car expenses. With the app, the client could easily log all his mileage, gas expenses, as well as seeing a graphical report of his expenses. Also, the client could record receipts to be saved as references too. Hopefully, when tax time comes, our client is in a better position in terms of reporting car expenses.
This android application aims to help our client to solve the hassle of recording car expenses. With the app, the client could easily log all his mileage, gas expenses, as well as seeing a graphical report of his expenses.
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| Client | Nylene |
| Professor(s) | Todd Kelley, |
| Program | Computer Engineering Technology |
| Students | Mustapha Matar Adam Matar Thi Da Tang Ting Chen Jimmy Tam |
Nylene’s current product search web application is outdated and unnecessarily complicated. We have been tasked with remaking the application to make it simpler to use for both administrative users and customers, as well as more efficient from a server sided perspective
Nylene is a producer and compounder of engineering thermoplastics that are manufactured for industrial use. They have pioneered the processes for specialty
compounds for a variety of end-uses.
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| Client | Blackburn Hamlet Association |
| Professor(s) | Melissa Sienkiewicz, Murtuza Marketwala |
| Program | Computer Programming |
| Students | Bing Zhou Cheng Zhang Divyangnares Patel Gabriel Araujo Lilia Martins Tarunkumar Kakadiya |
The project is the redevelopment of the Blackburn Hamlet Community Association website. The main goal was to have a website that is intuitive to navigate both for members of the community and association.
We achieved:
• Redesigned the website looks and structure
• Created and integrated two “child” websites into the main one
• Implemented accessibility features into the website aiming to be on pair with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
• Created a Business Directory where local business can register their business.
• Implemented an online payment option for membership.
• A calendar on the home page that gets automatically updated whenever a new event is added in a specific group calendar.
• An online community hall booking system.
• Improved the integration between BHCA social media (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) and the main website.
Our project was a complete rework of the Blackburn Hamlet Association Website. We updated its looks to a more modern design choice, added extra sections, and created some extra functionalities.
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| Client | Sandra Iroakazi |
| Professor(s) | Melissa Sienkiewicz, |
| Program | Computer programming |
| Students | Yash Modi Bakulbhai Prajpati Huifang Li Madeleine Peluso Shuting Yang Dmitrii Iakimchuk |
The Kampe website shows information on healthcare providers in a given region in an easy-to-use format
Kampe is a website that provides healthcare information for people in Africa