The group of Computer Science seniors attending Northern Arizona University under the School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems and the College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences tasked with this capstone project.
The Project Mentors oversee the capstone expierences to assure that the quality and standards of the courses are upheld.
Capstone Lead
Capstone Mentor
Systems Administrator, Senior
ITS, Northern Arizona University
Since our client is hosted by NAU, it only made sense to have NAU manage their new project management system. Enter Clint, our primary point of contact for information technology. Clint has helped with various aspects of this project, specifically, what software is supported by the university, how we will be able to deploy the solution, and troubleshooting software and hardware issues.
The CPCESU works with federal and non-federal partners to conduct projects for the stewardship and management of cultural, natural, and social resources in the United States. Agreements are made between partners to support research, technical assistance, education, and for creating long-standing resource management policies. CPCESU is a part of a larger national organization, the Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units (CESU) Network. The Colorado Plateau Unit is hosted by Northern Arizona University's School of Forestry in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Director
Northern Arizona University
Research Coordinator
National Park Service
Program Coordinator
Northern Arizona University
Computer Science Intern
Northern Arizona University
During the first semester of capstone (August 2018 to December 2018), Rebecca "Becca" Dyball, a former Computer Science intern for the CPCESU, helped by providing technical assistance and helping us acquire technical domain knowledge about the CPCESU and their project workflow and management.
