MRN

I worked on a number of projects during my Information Systems Engineering degree. Many produced reports or code as their delivereables. Here are the links to those reports for anyone interested in what I did for 4 years in London.

2000 - SoftVCR for Windows

This is my final year individual project. It presents an implementation of a video recording application that is capable of replacing a home VCR. Although many commercial applications are appearing with similar functionality, this program is unique in the way it gathers television listings directly by parsing websites.
The source code is provided for informational purposes only and you are requested to drop me a line if you wish to use any part of it. It requires the presence of RealProducer and Indeo 5.1 drivers on your computer. It also only supports the Hauppauge WinTV card. It was designed on NT4 and has not been tested on all platforms It has no warranty attached (I may get around to putting a GPL on it one day). Read the Final Report for the details and some documentation.
Interim Report (PDF)
Final Report (PDF)
Presentation (Zipped Powerpoint 2000)
Source Code for Version 1.0 (Zipped VC++ 6.0 Project)
Source Code for Version 1.1 (Zipped VC++ 6.0 Project)

2000 - Management of Telecommunications Networks

This 4th year option course provides an open platform for examining the following 3 areas of Telecommunication Networks. The only deliverables are 3 essays, which are presented here:
Telephone Networks (PDF)
Data Networks (PDF)
Digital Media Broadcasting (PDF)

1999 - Java FishMarket

This 3rd Year Group Project describes an implementation of a Spanish Fishmarket style auction system comprising of a Java Client/Server. I was involved with the creation of the Server, which mimics the functionality of the auction house. Other members of the groups then created Agent based clients that competed for e-fish.
Final Report (PDF)

1998 - Soft Negotiation

This is a literature review project done at the end of my 2nd year with Marcus Pickering. It examines the notion of Soft Programming combined with Negotiation for possible market based applications. This was supervised by Phillipe De Wilde.
Myles MacRae - First Article
Marcus Pickering - First Article
Myles MacRae - Second Article
Marcus Pickering - Second Article
Questions & Answers
Final Report

1997 - Musical Instrument Tuning Aid

This project, from my 1st year at Imperial, describes a simple microprocessor (68HC11) controlled device for tuning musical instrument. It was done in a small group with myself, Marcus Pickering and Siu Poon
Project Website