A presentation given during my first year on Computer Science at Brunel University. It explains a little bit about the first year group project, its design and the decisions leading to them

1. Augmented Reality Communicator
By Jan Hanson

2.  42% Adults use multiple social networks
 Duggan, M., Smith,A. (2013) Social Media Update 2013, http://pewinternet.org/reports/2013/social-media-update.aspx:
PEW Research Center.
 LinkedIn users: High earners, Higher Education and generally
older
 Duggan, M., Smith,A. (2013) Social Media Update 2013, http://pewinternet.org/reports/2013/social-media-update.aspx: PEW
Research Center.
 FaceBook/Twitter Survey: 94% FB, 66%Twit/WA, 50% LI
 Hanson, J. (2014) AR Feeler Questionaire, Unpublished,Available From j.p.c.hanson@gmail.com: Brunel University.
 Chat, IM, Posting, collaboration
 Hanson, J. (2014) AR Feeler Questionaire, Unpublished,Available From j.p.c.hanson@gmail.com: Brunel University.
 Not widely used on LI
 Restrictive feel
 ITworld (2010) How IT Professionals Use Social Media - and how Marketers can join the conversation,
http://marketing.computerworld.com/ITW_WP_Social_Engagement.pdf: ITworld
 Do you feel watched?
Hampton, K.N., Rainie, L., Lu,W., Dwyer, M., Shin, I., & Purcell, k. (2014) Social Media and the 'Spiral of Silence'
www.pewInternet.org/2014/08/26/social-media-and-the-spiral-of-silence: PEW Research Center

3.  Location Based Social Networking
 Technical Limitations due to experience
 Write to an Interface, not to an implementation
 Nierstrasz, O. (2008) 09Patterns, P2 [Lecture Notes] programming 2, University of Bern, 2008
 Strategy Pattern
Gamma, E., Helm, R., Johnson, R.,Vlissides, J. (1994)Strategy. Design Patterns, Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software.
Westford, MA:AddisonWeseley.
 Back Compatability.

6. Relationship
Pane
ARView
MapView
CreatePost
Settings
Individual user
posts
users

7. users
logo
User Post
Live camera preview
screenshot

8. User posts
Expanded user post
logo
screenshot
Compass widget
Standard zoom
controls
The User

9. public Post(long id,String userName, String title, String content
, double latitude, double longditude, int time)
{
this.ID = id;
this.USERNAME = userName;
this.TITLE = title;
this.CONTENT = content;
this.LATITUDE = latitude;
this.LONGDITUDE = longditude;
this.TIME = time;
}
public TestWorld()
{
postStack = new Stack<Post>();
postStack.push(new Post(1L, "bobTheTest","post 1","hello all im
bob test subject 1"
, 51.533483d, -0.473592d, 1));
postStack.push(new Post(2L, "daveTheTest","post 2","hello all im
dave test subject 2"
, 51.533066d, -0.472723d, 2));
postStack.push(new Post(3l, "timTheTest","post 3","hello all im
tim test subject 3"
, 51.534244d, -0.473201d, 3));
postStack.push(new Post(4l, "cliveTheTest","post 4","hello all im
clive test subject 4"
, 51.534517d, -0.469655d, 4));
}
/**
*
**/
public void updateWorld(ArcView arcView)
{
while(postStack.size() != 0)
{
Post postToAdd = postStack.pop();
arcView.addPost(postToAdd.getLatitude(),
postToAdd.getLongditude()
, postToAdd.getTITLE(),
postToAdd.getCONTENT()
, postToAdd.getID(), postToAdd.getTime());
}
TestWorld testyworld = new TestWorld();
testyworld.updateWorld(this);
public void addPost
(double lat, double lng, String title, String content, long id,
int timeSSMMHHDDMMYY)
{
GeoObject objectToAdd = new GeoObject(id);
objectToAdd.setGeoPosition(lat, lng);
objectToAdd.setImageResource(R.drawable.ic_launcher);
objectToAdd.setName(title);
world.addBeyondarObject(objectToAdd);
mBeyondarFragment.setWorld(world);
//add post content to internal Map
postContentMap.put(objectToAdd.getId() , content);
public void clearPosts()
{
while(world.getBeyondarObjectList(0).size() != 1)
{
world.remove(world.getBeyondarObjectList(0).get(0));
}
postContentMap.clear();
}
package com.orpheus.ARC.view;
public interface ArcView
{
public void addPost(double lat, double lng, String title, String content,
long id, int timeSSMMHHDDMMYY);
public void clearPosts();
}

10.  User feedback study
 Adjust requirements in line with feedback
 Observed testing of users.
 Measuring how long it takes User to complete
a task.

11.  Core functionality that works:
 Gps, CameraView, Map view, presenter, strategy
 Core Functionality that doesn’t:
 Navigation, relationships, ListView, Beyondar and
MapQuest don’t play well together.
 What I’ve learned:
 Don’t bite off more than you can chew,
 Android fundementals
 BeyondAR, MapQuest.

12.  Duggan, M., Smith,A. (2013) Social Media Update 2013, http://pewinternet.org/reports/2013/social-media-update.aspx: PEW
Research Center.
Gamma, E., Helm, R., Johnson, R.,Vlissides, J. (1994)Strategy. Design Patterns, Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software.
Westford, MA:AddisonWeseley.
 Hampton, K.N., Rainie, L., Lu,W., Dwyer, M., Shin, I., & Purcell, k. (2014) Social Media and the 'Spiral of Silence'
www.pewInternet.org/2014/08/26/social-media-and-the-spiral-of-silence: PEW Research Center
 Hanson, J. (2014) AR Feeler Questionaire, Unpublished,Available From j.p.c.hanson@gmail.com: Brunel University.
 ITworld (2010) How IT Professionals Use Social Media - and how Marketers can join the conversation,
http://marketing.computerworld.com/ITW_WP_Social_Engagement.pdf: ITworld
Nierstrasz, O. (2008) 09Patterns, P2 [Lecture Notes] programming 2, University of Bern, 2008