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Below are the current listing of teams and assignments in 88-275: Information Systems Applications. This listing may change as circumstances warrant.

Team 1: Carnegie Museum of History -- Entomology Project
Jason Knight, Project Manager
Joshua Hammerstein
Chris Hayes
Michael Monsilovich
Jonathan Roubini
Michael Ruscitto

Team 2: Carnegie Museum of History -- Botany Project
Kevin Daley, Project Manager
Jacob Bordens
Jonathan Chu
Art Gola
Young Kim
Kevin Kroen

Team 3: H&SS Advising
Ryan Prichard, Project Manager
Isneza Azali
Joseph Cho
William Clay
Laura Stringer
Eric Wong

Team 4: Hunt Library
Brandon Paluzzi, Project Manager
Chris Adiletta
Margaret Gaj
Matthew Hirsch
Manhee Jina Kim
Matthew Simcox

Team 5: Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh
Lisa Toda, Project Manager
Ingrid Aizicovici
Nadia Asari
Cliff Liang
James Musacchio
Mohd-Ridzwan Nordin

Team 6: North Way Christian Community
Sahala Swenson, Project Manager
Ava Bai
Eric Burns
Lynne Chan
Brian Miles
Benjamin Wu

Team 7: Carnegie Mellon Research Institute -- Web Development
Rebecca Crivella, Project Manager
Sherry Cribbins
Robert Eanes
Jesse Grapes
Toiwa Lee
Robert Vitek

Team 8: Carnegie Mellon Research Institute -- Network Management
Joshua Feira, Project Manager
Guarava Dudhoria
Jason Martin
Shamit Mehta
Jeremy Weinstein

Team 9: Tiller Research
Richard Cuomo, Project Manager
Scott Jaspan
Eric Misavage
Donald Park
Ismail Rodriguez
Adi Zukerman

Team 10: Western PA Historical Society
Benjamin Kartzman, Project Manager
Adam Dicaprio
William Marantz
Robert Sibo
Ross Wigdor

Team 11: Vintage Senior Center
Roger Reed, Project Manager
Yosef Birnboim
Jon Sondheimer
Robin Taufmann
Kristofer Tomasette

Team 12: Center for Building Performance and Diagnostics
Palak Shah, Project Manager
William Cheng
Lee Fuhr
Hiu-Fai Lau
Eric Stever

Faculty Advisors and Assistants:
Randy Weinberg and Kim Jordan:  Teams 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12
Larry Heimann and Timothy Zak:  Teams 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11

These pages are relevant for the Fall 1999 semester.
Any questions or problems with these pages should be sent to Professor H.