Michael Wollowski's Senior Thesis and Senior Research Project students

Here is a list of senior theses and senior research projects I advised:

(2022/23) Markus Luethje. Trust-based Task Allocation in Human-Robot Systems with two Actors
(2022/23) Elliya Sorenson. Perception and Control of Decentralized Swarm Agents for Search and Rescue Site Mapping.
(2021/22) Neelie Shah. Trust in Human-Robot Collaboration.
(2021/22) Nils Engleder. Faster and Accessible Human Robot Collaboration Research using XR Technology.
(2021/22) Andrea Wynn, Duncan McKee, Bohdan Vakhitov. DDoS Detection Using Machine Learning
(2021/22) Zeming (Eric) Chen and Qiyue (Bert) Gao. CURRICULUM: Diagnosing Neural Language Models through Broad-Coverage Linguistic Phenomena.
Eric and Bert won the departmental Michael Atkins Outstanding Senior Thesis award.
Additionally, Eric won the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship award.
(2020/21) Lilin Chen, Xiangnan Chen, Yifan Cui and Xusheng Liu. Engineering Context from the Ground Up
(2020/21) Vanshika Reddy: An Emotionally Aware Dialogue system with Memory.
(2020/21) Brionna Slaughter: Handwritten Authorship Attribution Using Both Image Recognition and Natural Language Processing Techniques.
Brionna's thesis won the departmental Michael Atkins Outstanding Senior Thesis award.
(2019/20) Oscar Youngquist: Paralinguistic Emotional Analysis With Deep Learning.
Oscar's thesis won the departmental Michael Atkins Outstanding Senior Thesis award.
(2019/20) Kevin Liu: Paraphrase Detection With Neural Networks.
(2018/19) Trevor Morton: Multi-agent systems for Deep Q-Learning
Trevor's thesis was one of receipients of the departmental Michael Atkins Oustanding Senior Thesis award.
(2018/19) Ben Brubaker: Clustering of Music Beyond Genre
(2017/18) Lucas Metzger: End-to-End Module Networks for Multimodal Question Answering
(2017/18) Zhou Zhou: Sentence Summarization Using a Worker-Supervisor Approach
(2015/16) Isaac Sanders: Clustering Algorithms Evaluated on Big Data
(2014/15) Benjamin Coble: Emotional Classification of Text with Shortest Path Metadata Features
(2014/15) Mark Hein: Evolving Softbots using Competition
(2013/14) Julia Chapple: Personalized Website Prediction with Enhanced Markov Chains for Navigation Aid.
Thesis contributed to her winning the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship Award.
(2012/13) Mary Roth: Knowledge Extraction for Classroom Use
(2011/12) Stephen Mayhew: Experiments in Improved Methods for Unsupervised Resolution of Relations and Objects.
Thesis contributed to him winning the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship Award.
(2011/12) Eric Reed: Multi-Agent AI Music Composition.
Thesis contributed to him winning the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship Award.
(2010/11) Mark Jenne: Modeling Cultured Neurobiological Networks
(2010/11) David McGinnis: A Generalized System for Time Signature Detection.
(2009/10) Ben Campbell: Hands Free Cursor Control using the Emotic EPOC.
(2009/10) JP Verkamp: Augmenting n-gram Based Authorship Attribution With Neural Networks.
Thesis won the departmental Michael Atkins Outstanding Senior Thesis award.
He also won the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship Award.
(2007/8) Adam Outcalt: Cryptanalysis with Artificial Intelligence.
Thesis contributed to him winning the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship Award.
(2005/6) Eric Holk: Swarm Intelligent Peer-to-Peer Web Search.
(2005/6) Aaron Knox: Negotiation Simulation in an Adaptive Multiagent System.
(2004/5) Perry Evans: RNA Secondary Structure Prediction - A Swarm Intelligence Approach.
Thesis won the departmental Michael Atkins Outstanding Senior Thesis award.
(2003/4) Alex Kutsenok: Swarm AI: A Solution to Soccer.
Thesis contributed to him winning the departmental Frank Young Outstanding Scholarship Award.
(2002/3) Robert Signorelli: Towards a General Purpose XML Search Engine. Thesis earned the departmental Doc Criss Outstanding Senior Project award, which that year was given to the best thesis instead of the best project.