This page shows a few software projects I've been working on - yes, there's more than WEB and WAP...
The 'tele-akademie' is an eLearning academy offering online classes to professionals since 1996.
I am working as tutor for the "Java" seminar, accompanying students using email, regular chats, instant messaging and Voice-over-IP communication.
http://www.tele-ak.de
http://www.tele-ak.de
Mausolizer is a Java application I created together with a fellow student for medical processing and analysis of tissue slice planes of different species of mice. Used in university research laboratories this application helps with the quantitative batch analysis of muscle tissue.
This was actually quite a complex Java project I realized we realized in a team of 5 Media & Computer Science students. In cooperation with Oasis Silicon Systems, inventors of the MOST bus, a high-speed fiber-optical bus system to be used for automotive applications in high-class limousines.
We created a virtual representation of actually connected multimedia devices (such as DVD drives, amplifiers, TFT displays, input devices etc.) in Java objects. The system was completely dynamic according to the results of a complex MOST bus scan.
The result was a fully-functional prototype including duplex communication and control of CD player functionalities with an intuitive touchscreen GUI.
http://www.mostnet.de
We created a virtual representation of actually connected multimedia devices (such as DVD drives, amplifiers, TFT displays, input devices etc.) in Java objects. The system was completely dynamic according to the results of a complex MOST bus scan.
The result was a fully-functional prototype including duplex communication and control of CD player functionalities with an intuitive touchscreen GUI.http://www.mostnet.de
While developing a Perl chat server I was experimenting with some more or less intelligent Chatbots. When I had found Chatbot::Eliza by John Nolan, I noticed the poor German translation as well the way sentences were parsed in German. A few emails later I had contributed new translations with updated scripting. Although the classic algorithm is from 1967, Eliza still made it to trick some people today, as I read in the chatlog of my experimental server later.
http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/Chatbot/
http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/Chatbot/
hi!chat is a http-chatserver I wrote in Perl. Unlike CGI script solutions, this chatserver runs on a dedicated tcp port, similar to a webserver. Lots of features like different rooms with individual fonts and backgrounds, whisper, private rooms, color selection, ignore, kick, bann were implemented, mostly with corresponding IRC and Cassiopeia-style syntax. Having served well quite some years, this chat has now retired and rests on my harddrive.
But what's currently in my forge is a Flash Actionscript implementation of the IRC protocol. Check back on this page for updates!
But what's currently in my forge is a Flash Actionscript implementation of the IRC protocol. Check back on this page for updates!
This was actually my first windows-based software project, once upon our time done with Borland Turbo Pascal for Windows (V.1.0). - Let's better leave out the DOS, Commodore Amiga and Texas Instrument programs here...
For our Secondary School Radio station I created a piece of software, which let the moderators choose between all available jingles (catchy tunes or verses) with a one-button-click. The selected jingle sound was played back with a SoundBlaster 16. Simple and useful.
For our Secondary School Radio station I created a piece of software, which let the moderators choose between all available jingles (catchy tunes or verses) with a one-button-click. The selected jingle sound was played back with a SoundBlaster 16. Simple and useful.