Programs & Code
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SHED (Shared Editor) is a console editor that enables multiple users to view and edit documents. Unlike most collaborative software, SHED does not limit editing to a single user at a time. Instead, a centralized server manages the locking of individual lines on an as-needed basis. Additionally, users are free to navigate the document independently of the other users. SHED is currently in a pre-release state, but design ideas for Version 2 are being mapped out. You can obtain the latest version of SHED here. Programming: Cheryl-Annette Kincaid, Brandon Parker, & Robert Freeberg. |
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This program was a semester-long project
created for Dr. Ian Parberry's game programming course at UNT. Loosely
based on the children's story Chicken Little, "Chickum:
The Game" takes our hero, Dirk C. Little, through four levels
of sky-falling action in his quest to warn The King. To download the game
or for more information about system requirements and game play, visit the
Chickum website at www.hurn.com/chickum.
Programming: Cesar Stastny, Cheryl-Annette Kincaid, & Marty O'Neill II |
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As an exercise in screen manipulation using
ncurses, a friend of mine created a program that randomly places digits
until the screen is virtually filled. Using this program as inspiration
and a base, I modified the code to use a variety of ASCII characters
placed and timed so as to appear to fall in a style similar
to what is seen in the Matrix films.
Compile and run this program on a Unix/Linux machine.
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"Labyrinth" a.k.a. "The Search for the Evil Cook-E
Monster" was a group project that was created as part of
Dr. Armin
Mikler's networking course. This game allows up to eight
people to play simultaneously over a network, and it requires
the cooperation of the players to achieve success in navigating
the maze, locating the treasures, and eventually conquering the
"Evil Cook-E Monster". The game runs in Linux and uses
ncurses to display the on the console.
Programming: Cheryl-Annette Kincaid, Brandon Parker, & Kevin Peterson
See the "readme" file for information on game play, system requirements, and setup instructions. |