The Information Technology & Science Senior Capstone Poster Session will be held Monday, April 25, 3:30-5 in Hauke Lounge. Seniors will be presenting their final projects on a variety of topics: 

• Computer and Digital Forensics
  Malware Forensics  -  Alexandra Quintela
  MARVV - Multiple Application Reliability Verification and Validation System - Armand Peters
  Linux Distribution For Digital Forensics: Analyzing Safely In A Live Bootable Environment - Michael Guerin
  Kindle Forensics: A Forensic Analysis of the Amazon Kindle 3rd Generation  - Heather Ryder
  Dropbox: An investigators guide - David Madonna
  Sexting: The Controversial Problem - Justin Carpenter
  Detecting Encryption - Matthew Buffum
  A Focus in Android Forensics - Adam Tinker
  Google TV Forensics - Kathryn Clark
• Computer Information Technology
  How can technology help children/students with autism?  - Samatha Credit
  X10 for Family Security- Matthew Hutchinson
  Can a CMS system Help a Business to Grow on the Internet? - Brett Smith
  Comparison of the leading CMS systems for practical use - Jon Potter
• Computer Networking and Information Security
  Cluster Computing  - Jon Allyn
  Zigbee wireless networking - Justin Bennet
  DNS-dhcp vulnerabilities:   John Briggs
  Penetration Testing:  Brendan Chamberlain
  Bluetooth networks and Vulnerabilities:  Chris Coccaro
  Wardriving and Wireless Security:  Cote Forbes
  Network Management Systems: Andrew Grasso
  Email encryption - Keith Kemp
  Wireless Interference -  Max McElroy
  Cluster Computing: Beowulf   -  Peter Martin
  Tor vs VPN - Enrique Poulin-Waters
  Green Computing: Data Center Energy Consumption - Mike Stone
  Wireless VoIP -   Nate Tremmel
  Mapping wireless Reconnaissance - Alex Wicinski
• Web Development
  A forum based website for a particular client - Manawanitjarern, Wichet
  Community of Vermont Elders website rebuild - Ricardo Grant
  Willard and Maple website - Madison Packer
  East Coast Snowboarding Magazine website - Ian Post
  Vermont Employee Ownership Center  website - Ben Viau
  Dealer.com and Templating - Melanie Stephenson
  Are social networking sites acting as a resource for criminals? -  Tyler Glaude
  Local Labor website - Cooper Fellows

Champlain's Division of Information Technology and Sciences offers a wide range of areas of study and majors including, Computer and Digital Forensics, Game Programming, Software Engineering for Emerging Technologies, Computer Information Technology, Radiography, Web Development and Design, and Computer Networking and Information Security.

Since 1878, Champlain College has provided career-focused education to students from its hilltop campus in Burlington, Vt. Champlain's distinctive educational approach embodies the notion that true learning only occurs when information and experience come together to create knowledge. It offers undergraduate, continuing professional studies and masters programs in technology and information systems. The College was named a "Top-Up-and-Coming School" by U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges. It is also ranked in the top tier of 2011 Regional Colleges in the North by U.S. News & World Report. To learn more about Champlain College, www.champlain.edu