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1. First Name: Jared
2. Middle Initial: A
3. Last Name: Serfozo
4. Email: djprox@yahoo.com
5. Phone Number: 321-302-6801
6. Address: 8719 irmastone way, Orlando, fl 32817
7. Major: Digital Media
8. Student Status:
Under 60 Credit Hours
Over 60 Credit Hours
9. Graduation Date: (expected)
10. August 8th, 2009
Where did you hear about the Showcase of Undergraduate Research?
UCF DIG3855 Class
Research Location
1. Was this research conducted at UCF and/or with a UCF faculty member?
2. Yes
3. No
4. Where and With Whom: Institute of Simulation and Training / Laura Walters
* UCF undergraduates who have done research at other universities, state and federal agencies, and research institutions usually will qualify. Contact OUR with any questions.
Additional Student Presenters
1. Student 1:
2. Student 2:
Faculty Mentor(s)
1. Mentor 1:
1.
Additional Graduate Student or Faculty Presenter(s)
1. Graduate 1:
2. Graduate 2:
Project information
1. Project Title: iTour
(not to exceed 20 words)
This project was undertaken in which of the following categories (choose the one that applies best):
Arts and Humanities
Art, Communication, Digital Media, English, Film, Modern Languages, History, Interdisciplinary Studies, Music, Philosophy, Theatre
Business and Hospitality Management
Accounting, Economics, Finance, Hospitality Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Sports Business Management
Education
Child, Family, & Community Sciences, Educational Research, Technology, & Leadership, Educational Studies, Teaching & Learning Principles
Engineering, Computer Science, and Optics & Photonics
Civil, Environmental & Construction Engineering, Computer Science & Information Technology, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Engineering Technology, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering, Optics
Life Sciences
Biology, Biomedical Sciences
Health Sciences
Communicative Sciences & Disorders, Health Management & Informatics, Health Professions, Nursing
Physical Sciences and Mathematics
Chemistry, Forensic Science, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics & Actuarial Sciences
Social Sciences
Anthropology, Criminal Justice & Legal Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Social Work, Sociology
Project Objective
Please provide a statement of what you researched, analyzed, or created, not to exceed 50 words. The project objective submitted with your application will be printed in the Showcase program and cannot be amended after the February 20 deadline.
iTour provides an interactive experience combining an individual’s personal gps device and a technological sightseeing tour through a city. While taking the user to different places around the city using gps, iTour will provide additional media, pictures and video, giving the user full knowledge of the specific locations. In order for the user to continue through locations, they must answer questions about the current location making iTour an interactive scavenger hunt.
Project Abstract, Summary, or Creative Statement
This statement, not to exceed 300 words, is the center of your application and should, therefore, use language that can be understood by both someone knowledgeable in the field and also by a reasonably informed non-specialist. It should explain what you investigated or created, the methods you used, and your results, conclusions, or predictions. You should also describe in the statement what contributions to the discipline or to society your project might make, or why you consider the project worth doing.
Optional References (i.e. literature cited)
Although not required, you may list up to four resources or works (e.g., books, articles, interviews, lectures, performances, exhibitions) that have provided a basis or grounding for your project. This list, if included, should use the citation style appropriate to your discipline. If you do not know which citation style to use, please consult with your faculty mentor. This list is optional and is not part of the above-mentioned 300-word requirement.
List any references for your abstract here
Special Concerns
All projects will be provided 4x2 feet of table space. Presenters are responsible for providing their own poster board, laptops, monitors, or other equipment. As the capacity to supply power to projects in the Student Union is extremely limited, presenters must bring battery packs. If electricity is essential to your project, please justify this in the following field.
Presentation Times
All student presenters must attend the April 2nd Showcase. No projects may be presented in absentia. Please select the time when you can present that, if possible, does not conflict with your class schedule. If this is a group project, please select the time during which one student colleague can present, if possible.
1:40pm - 2:55pm
2:55pm - 4:10pm
All times listed conflict with my class schedule
No times listed conflict with my class schedule
Faculty Mentor Endorsement
Primary Student Presenter: After completing the online application, please PRINT the Faculty Mentor Endorsement, have your UCF faculty mentor SIGN this endorsement, and then SUBMIT the signed Endorsement by 5 p.m. Friday, February 20, 2009 by mail, fax, or in person to:
University of Central Florida
Office of Undergraduate Research
4000 Central Florida Blvd
Computer Center II Room 209
Orlando, FL 32816-1906
Phone: (407) 823-3125
Fax: (407) 823-5115
Email: our@mail.ucf.edu
2. Middle Initial: A
3. Last Name: Serfozo
4. Email: djprox@yahoo.com
5. Phone Number: 321-302-6801
6. Address: 8719 irmastone way, Orlando, fl 32817
7. Major: Digital Media
8. Student Status:
Under 60 Credit Hours
Over 60 Credit Hours
9. Graduation Date: (expected)
10. August 8th, 2009
Where did you hear about the Showcase of Undergraduate Research?
UCF DIG3855 Class
Research Location
1. Was this research conducted at UCF and/or with a UCF faculty member?
2. Yes
3. No
4. Where and With Whom: Institute of Simulation and Training / Laura Walters
* UCF undergraduates who have done research at other universities, state and federal agencies, and research institutions usually will qualify. Contact OUR with any questions.
Additional Student Presenters
1. Student 1:
2. Student 2:
Faculty Mentor(s)
1. Mentor 1:
1.
Additional Graduate Student or Faculty Presenter(s)
1. Graduate 1:
2. Graduate 2:
Project information
1. Project Title: iTour
(not to exceed 20 words)
This project was undertaken in which of the following categories (choose the one that applies best):
Arts and Humanities
Art, Communication, Digital Media, English, Film, Modern Languages, History, Interdisciplinary Studies, Music, Philosophy, Theatre
Business and Hospitality Management
Accounting, Economics, Finance, Hospitality Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Sports Business Management
Education
Child, Family, & Community Sciences, Educational Research, Technology, & Leadership, Educational Studies, Teaching & Learning Principles
Engineering, Computer Science, and Optics & Photonics
Civil, Environmental & Construction Engineering, Computer Science & Information Technology, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Engineering Technology, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering, Optics
Life Sciences
Biology, Biomedical Sciences
Health Sciences
Communicative Sciences & Disorders, Health Management & Informatics, Health Professions, Nursing
Physical Sciences and Mathematics
Chemistry, Forensic Science, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics & Actuarial Sciences
Social Sciences
Anthropology, Criminal Justice & Legal Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Social Work, Sociology
Project Objective
Please provide a statement of what you researched, analyzed, or created, not to exceed 50 words. The project objective submitted with your application will be printed in the Showcase program and cannot be amended after the February 20 deadline.
iTour provides an interactive experience combining an individual’s personal gps device and a technological sightseeing tour through a city. While taking the user to different places around the city using gps, iTour will provide additional media, pictures and video, giving the user full knowledge of the specific locations. In order for the user to continue through locations, they must answer questions about the current location making iTour an interactive scavenger hunt.
Project Abstract, Summary, or Creative Statement
This statement, not to exceed 300 words, is the center of your application and should, therefore, use language that can be understood by both someone knowledgeable in the field and also by a reasonably informed non-specialist. It should explain what you investigated or created, the methods you used, and your results, conclusions, or predictions. You should also describe in the statement what contributions to the discipline or to society your project might make, or why you consider the project worth doing.
Optional References (i.e. literature cited)
Although not required, you may list up to four resources or works (e.g., books, articles, interviews, lectures, performances, exhibitions) that have provided a basis or grounding for your project. This list, if included, should use the citation style appropriate to your discipline. If you do not know which citation style to use, please consult with your faculty mentor. This list is optional and is not part of the above-mentioned 300-word requirement.
List any references for your abstract here
Special Concerns
All projects will be provided 4x2 feet of table space. Presenters are responsible for providing their own poster board, laptops, monitors, or other equipment. As the capacity to supply power to projects in the Student Union is extremely limited, presenters must bring battery packs. If electricity is essential to your project, please justify this in the following field.
Presentation Times
All student presenters must attend the April 2nd Showcase. No projects may be presented in absentia. Please select the time when you can present that, if possible, does not conflict with your class schedule. If this is a group project, please select the time during which one student colleague can present, if possible.
1:40pm - 2:55pm
2:55pm - 4:10pm
All times listed conflict with my class schedule
No times listed conflict with my class schedule
Faculty Mentor Endorsement
Primary Student Presenter: After completing the online application, please PRINT the Faculty Mentor Endorsement, have your UCF faculty mentor SIGN this endorsement, and then SUBMIT the signed Endorsement by 5 p.m. Friday, February 20, 2009 by mail, fax, or in person to:
University of Central Florida
Office of Undergraduate Research
4000 Central Florida Blvd
Computer Center II Room 209
Orlando, FL 32816-1906
Phone: (407) 823-3125
Fax: (407) 823-5115
Email: our@mail.ucf.edu
