NCKU students shine in national Innovative App Challenge
Tainan, Taiwan, March 20, 2015
Students from National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) showcased their academic and innovation skills at the 2015 Innovative App Challenge, a national competition taking place in NCKU, recently.
NCKU held an award ceremony for School Innovative APP Challenge on March 18.
Professor Jung-Hsien Chiang who is the director of Computer and Network Center, NCKU, congratulated all winning teams and said that winning the contest will open lots of opportunities for the students.
Han-Zhang Wu, the general manager, encouraged the students to uphold the spirit of competition and make the best use of it.
School Innovative APP Challenge encompasses four aspects, including creative app, school database app, cloud storage app, and school app.
NCKU teams won first place in every challenges and the apps respectively were Music 2gather, the Moodle Reminder, 3D Map for Popular Books in NCKU Library, and Litchi Print.
For the creative app challenge, the team, Music 2gather, focuses on the surrounding people instead of friends. That is, it is an app that everyone can find out the songs people around you are listening to and further make friends with them through sharing music to one another.
In the school database app challenge, the Moodle Reminder can help either students or teachers to immediately upload or receive data, such as handing in homework, searching courses, etc.
For the cloud storage app challenge, 3D Map for Popular Books in NCKU Library created by the team, 2014Matlab, is an app navigates user’s way to the location of the book and provides relative information of popular books.
The first place app, Litchi Print, in the cloud storage app challenge offers both user and print shop a convenient and fast service. All user needs to is upload the data to MyBox and the print shop can automatically printed out, so there is no need to worry about the poisoning attack against USB and the waste of time.
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Students from National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) showcased their academic and innovation skills at the 2015 Innovative App Challenge, a national competition taking place in NCKU, recently.
NCKU held an award ceremony for School Innovative APP Challenge on March 18.
Professor Jung-Hsien Chiang who is the director of Computer and Network Center, NCKU, congratulated all winning teams and said that winning the contest will open lots of opportunities for the students.
Han-Zhang Wu, the general manager, encouraged the students to uphold the spirit of competition and make the best use of it.
School Innovative APP Challenge encompasses four aspects, including creative app, school database app, cloud storage app, and school app.
NCKU teams won first place in every challenges and the apps respectively were Music 2gather, the Moodle Reminder, 3D Map for Popular Books in NCKU Library, and Litchi Print.
For the creative app challenge, the team, Music 2gather, focuses on the surrounding people instead of friends. That is, it is an app that everyone can find out the songs people around you are listening to and further make friends with them through sharing music to one another.
In the school database app challenge, the Moodle Reminder can help either students or teachers to immediately upload or receive data, such as handing in homework, searching courses, etc.
For the cloud storage app challenge, 3D Map for Popular Books in NCKU Library created by the team, 2014Matlab, is an app navigates user’s way to the location of the book and provides relative information of popular books.
The first place app, Litchi Print, in the cloud storage app challenge offers both user and print shop a convenient and fast service. All user needs to is upload the data to MyBox and the print shop can automatically printed out, so there is no need to worry about the poisoning attack against USB and the waste of time.
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