CS115 Team Project

Hall of Fame

Overview

This page contains group projects created by CS 115 students in previous semesters. Each of these projects has distinguished itself in one or more aspects. They are not perfect, but they exemplify the student(s)' commitment to producing an inspiring and informative website.

Spring 2021 Term 4 Projects

In Spring 2021 Term 4, students worked individually to research a topic and build a website.

Black Women and Technology: Bringing Social Justice to the Machine World. A project by Laura Leal de Souza '24. The project combines meticuluous research on a very important topic with a great visual vision and excellent execution. Don't forget to click on the computer icons that link to pages for each woman.
Pay to Sway: Influence(rs) on Instagram. A project by Nerine Uyanik '24. This project sets out to mimic the Instagram user experience and does it with creativity, sophistication, and great attention to every detail.
Click here to prove you are not an influencer. A project by Jelen Pittman '24. This project uses stunning images and other layout visual elements to convey the eery topic of artificial influencers.

Spring 2021 Term 3 Projects

In Spring 2021 Term 3, students worked individually to research a topic and build a website.

Maria Ressa and her fight for the freedom of the press. A project by Maria Chi-Chable '23. This project distinguished itself for the detailed and extensive research, for its focus on elevating a woman from the Global South, and its elegant and well-executed layout.
Online News and Gender Equality. A project by Vicky Xu '24. This project distinguished itself for its focus on an important issue, its use of graphics and other interactive elements, and the careful documenting of research findings using synthesis.
YouTube Limiting News: Algorithm, Monetization, View, Oh My!. A project by Shayla Zamora '23. This project distinguished itself for its original take on the topic, the layout of the website, and the attention to details in many aspects of the interface.
The World of Content Moderation Outsourcing. A project by Malika Top '24. This project distinguished itself for its very original and dynamic images that captured very well the website topic, as well as its focus on a well-hidden secret of online platforms.

Fall 2019 Projects

In Fall 2019, students worked in groups of three students to create the websites.

Extra, extra, tweet all about it!. A project by Sara Clark '22, Irene Wang '23, and Amelia Lee '23. This project distinguished itself for the use of tweets as stylistic elements, and a Javascript quiz about echo chambers.
Instagram and Identity. A project by Maita Navarro '22, Joy Li '23, and Sarah Sheepley '22. This project distinguished itself for its creative styling and the very thoughtful and well-cited research.
Surveillance Technologies: Ethical? A project by Andreea Sabau '23, Jacqueline Galison '23, and Emily Westover '23. This project distinguished itself for the scope and depth of its research and writing.

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