Villanova Department of Computing Sciences

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Senior Projects Showcase

Posted: 2011/12/13

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On December 13, 2011 the Senior Projects class presented their semester projects during a two hour poster session. Altogether seven projects were on display, ranging from a web site for ordering food to a research project about the stock exchange (to make money to pay for the food). The showcase was enjoyed by all who attended. More...

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John Keleher received his BS in Computer Science from Villanova University in 2002. He went on to receive his MS in Computer Science from American University, where he achieved a perfect academic record focusing his research on the Web and Internet technologies. Before finishing graduate school, he co-founded Benton Consulting, a software services firm. John has been professionally and academically involved in the World Wide Web and consulting since 2000. He has worked on strategy for high-tech companies in Silicon Valley with R.B.Webber & Co., developed web applications for one of the top 5 software service firms in the world, Accenture, and independently led Web initiatives for several small organizations both domestically and internationally. After a few years of consulting, he found that he wanted to specialize in a particular Web technology. In 2008, along with a few other colleagues, John became familiar with the lack of technology in the world of college athletics. It was then that he found his passion for solving the problem of coaches, athletic directors, and compliance officers. He is driven to uncovering the challenges of each client, develop an understanding of what they need, and deliver the industry leading features of ARMS, Athletic Relationship Management Software.

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