This collection includes works by faculty of the School of Computing at Southern Adventist University.

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Submissions from 2024

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Using AutoML to Analyze the Effect of Attendance and Seat Location on University Student Grades, Ac Hýbl and Germán H. Alférez

Submissions from 2023

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Education in the AI Era: Challenges and Opportunities, German Harvey Alferez

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Machine Learning in Action: Exploring Examples in Multiple Domains, GERMAN HARVEY ALFEREZ

Medicine 4.0: Revolutionizing healthcare with AI, GERMAN HARVEY ALFEREZ

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Data Science Application for Creation of Maternal Morbidity and Mortality Predictive Software, Rúsbel Domínguez-Domínguez, Germán H. Alférez, Verenice González-Mejia, and Donías Norbert

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Performance Comparison of Operations in the File System and in Embedded Key-Value Databases, Jesse Hines, Nicholas Cunningham, and GERMAN HARVEY ALFEREZ

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Visualizing Paleocurrents in a Web Application using GPlates, Anjan Sapkota, Germán Harvey Alférez, and Arthur V. Chadwick

Submissions from 2022

Achieving digital transformation with data science, Germán Harvey Alférez

¿Venimos de una simulación computacional?, Germán Harvey Alférez

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Automated machine learning pipeline for geochemical analysis, Germán Harvey Alférez, Oscar A. Esteban, Benjamin L. Clausen, and Ana María Martínez Ardila

Database Query Execution Through Virtual Reality, Logan T. Bateman, Marc A. Butler, and Germán H. Alférez

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Automatic Classification of Felsic, Mafic, and Ultramafic Rocks in Satellite Images from Palmira and La Victoria, Colombia, Saulo Bosquez, Germán H. Alférez, Ana Maria Martinez Ardila, and Benjamin L. Clausen

Introducing Database Normal Forms to Students: A Comparison Between Theory-First and Practice-First Educational Approaches, Dakota C. Cookenmaster, Jacob A. Bahn, and GERMAN ALFEREZ

Submissions from 2011

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Integrating Robotics into First-Year Experience Courses, Tyson S. Hall and P. Willard Munger

Submissions from 2008

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The Homework Server, John Beckett

Submissions from 2007

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THE EFFECT OF A NEW VERSION OF SOFTWARE ON ITS USE: A CASE STUDY OF A COURSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, John Beckett

Submissions from 2006

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Using System-on-a-Programmable-Chip Technology to Design Embedded Systems, Tyson S. Hall and James O. Hamblen

Submissions from 2005

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A framework for teaching real–time digital signal processing with field–programmable gate arrays, Tyson S. Hall and David V. Anderson

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Large–scale field–programmable analog arrays for analog signal processing, Tyson S. Hall, Christopher M. Twigg, Jordan D. Gray, Paul Hasler, and David V. Anderson

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Developing large-scale field-programmable analog arrays for rapid prototyping, Tyson S. Hall, Christopher M. Twigg, Paul Hasler, and David V. Anderson

Submissions from 2004

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FIELD-PROGRAMMABLE ANALOG ARRAYS: A FLOATING-GATE APPROACH, Tyson S. Hall

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System–on–a–programmable–chip development platforms in the classroom, Tyson S. Hall and James O. Hamblen

Submissions from 2002

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An introductory digital design course using a low–cost autonomous robot, Tyson S. Hall, Kimberly E. Newman, and James O. Hamblen