Swipe In, Tap Out: Advancing Student Entrepreneurship in the CIS Sandbox

Mark Frydenberg; Conner Charlebois; Nicholas Hentschel

Swipe In, Tap Out: Advancing Student Entrepreneurship in the CIS Sandbox

Mark Frydenberg
, Conner Charlebois
, Nicholas Hentschel

Computer Information Systems

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Abstract

This paper follows up on previous results by describing a student-initiated development project to rewrite a card-swipe desktop application that tracks student usage as an integrated suite of web and mobile apps. The paper presents the architecture of the new system along with perceptions from the student developers around their motivations to contribute to the CIS Sandbox technology infrastructure.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1
Journal	ISEDJ
Volume	ISECON
Issue number	12
State	Published - 2014

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