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Hardware Interface Project (HIP) is a Computer Science applied group. We work closely with the [[Green Science]] applied group. | Hardware Interface Project ([[HIP]]) is a Computer Science applied group. We work closely with the [[Green Science]] applied group. All applied groups are interdisciplinary by nature, and so we might have students from other majors. | ||
= | =Goals= | ||
* to educate individuals and groups in a safe environment | |||
* to do real work and build real skills that can't come from a classroom alone | |||
* to benefit the Earlham community | |||
* to encourage diversity and inclusiveness | |||
* to do cool things | |||
=Projects= | |||
* energy production and monitoring | |||
* weather and earthquake monitoring | |||
* developing visualizations for data we collect | |||
* recording construction of new buildings | |||
* running a time server | |||
=Future Projects= | |||
* collecting energy readings directly from Earlham's central switch | |||
* normalizing electricity readings so that they can be compared objectively | |||
* building a new webpage for the HIP group | |||
=Members= | |||
[[Members]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:28, 11 May 2015
Hardware Interface Project (HIP) is a Computer Science applied group. We work closely with the Green Science applied group. All applied groups are interdisciplinary by nature, and so we might have students from other majors.
Goals
- to educate individuals and groups in a safe environment
- to do real work and build real skills that can't come from a classroom alone
- to benefit the Earlham community
- to encourage diversity and inclusiveness
- to do cool things
Projects
- energy production and monitoring
- weather and earthquake monitoring
- developing visualizations for data we collect
- recording construction of new buildings
- running a time server
Future Projects
- collecting energy readings directly from Earlham's central switch
- normalizing electricity readings so that they can be compared objectively
- building a new webpage for the HIP group