Imagine RIT: Stripes course analyzer
Course analyzer to be debuted at this years Imagine RIT.
Exhibit: Stripes, a Real-Time College Course Analyzer
Location: B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences atrium
Exhibitors: Dana Burkart, Aamir Allaqaband, Moshiur Rahman
Description: This exhibit means students will no longer have to wait until the end of the quarter to evaluate their courses. Stripes is a system that allows students to evaluate courses minute-by-minute via text messaging or the Internet. Visitors will learn about Stripes and interact with the product via computers and mobile phones.
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