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Annual Research Symposium

 
The annual Research Symposium at DSU is an opportunity for faculty and students to challenge each other to ask better questions, embed them in excellent research design, share compelling findings, and renew this process with persistent curiosity. The Symposium hosts a diverse cross-section of ongoing undergraduate and graduate research happening at DSU, and often includes supplementary programming such as guest speakers and demonstrations.
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    Mariah Fixen and Scott Staiger

  • Computer Modelling of Projectile Trajectory through Fluid by Samuel Drummond

    Computer Modelling of Projectile Trajectory through Fluid

    Samuel Drummond

  • Creatures Of Yarn by Gareth Brewer

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    Gareth Brewer

  • Detecting and Mitigating Cyberattacks Targeting Healthcare Transactions by Robert Cannistra, Josh Stroschein, and Yong Wang

    Detecting and Mitigating Cyberattacks Targeting Healthcare Transactions

    Robert Cannistra, Josh Stroschein, and Yong Wang

  • EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSFER LEARNING ON MEDICAL IMAGE CLASSIFICATION USING CHEST-XRAY 14 DATASET by James Boit and David Zeng

    EFFECTIVENESS OF TRANSFER LEARNING ON MEDICAL IMAGE CLASSIFICATION USING CHEST-XRAY 14 DATASET

    James Boit and David Zeng

  • Employee Acceptance of Employer Control over BYOD Devices by Kevin Callies and Cherie Noteboom

    Employee Acceptance of Employer Control over BYOD Devices

    Kevin Callies and Cherie Noteboom

  • Factors influencing curriculum adoption in undergraduate cybersecurity programs by Todd Whittaker and Cherie Noteboom

    Factors influencing curriculum adoption in undergraduate cybersecurity programs

    Todd Whittaker and Cherie Noteboom

  • How Does the Visualization of Data Change how it is Interpreted? by Alexis VanderWilt and Cherie Noteboom

    How Does the Visualization of Data Change how it is Interpreted?

    Alexis VanderWilt and Cherie Noteboom

  • Impact of Backward Design on 4th Grade Mathematics Students’ Understanding of Adding and Subtracting Whole Numbers by Andrew Fiegen and Kindra Schneider

    Impact of Backward Design on 4th Grade Mathematics Students’ Understanding of Adding and Subtracting Whole Numbers

    Andrew Fiegen and Kindra Schneider

  • Impact of Social Networks on the Spread of Disease by Alexis VanderWilt, Mark Spanier, and Jeffrey S. Palmer

    Impact of Social Networks on the Spread of Disease

    Alexis VanderWilt, Mark Spanier, and Jeffrey S. Palmer

  • INCORPORATING SEQUENTIAL FEATURE MAPS FEEDING INTO MULTIPLE PATHS by Rajesh Godasu, David Zeng, James Boit, and Seema Bhandari

    INCORPORATING SEQUENTIAL FEATURE MAPS FEEDING INTO MULTIPLE PATHS

    Rajesh Godasu, David Zeng, James Boit, and Seema Bhandari

  • Mastermind with a Deceptive Code-Maker by Madison Krell and Mark Spanier

    Mastermind with a Deceptive Code-Maker

    Madison Krell and Mark Spanier

  • Measuring the Authenticity of Mixed-Reality Teaching Environments by Kevin Smith, Dan Klumper, and Andrew Fiegen

    Measuring the Authenticity of Mixed-Reality Teaching Environments

    Kevin Smith, Dan Klumper, and Andrew Fiegen

  • Mining Twitter to Assess the Opioid Crisis by Tareq Nasralah, Omar El-Gayar, and Yong Wang

    Mining Twitter to Assess the Opioid Crisis

    Tareq Nasralah, Omar El-Gayar, and Yong Wang

  • Multi-path Sequential Fine-tuning of Pre-trained Models for Medical Image Classification Part I by David Zeng, James Boit, Rajesh Godasu, and Seema Bhandari

    Multi-path Sequential Fine-tuning of Pre-trained Models for Medical Image Classification Part I

    David Zeng, James Boit, Rajesh Godasu, and Seema Bhandari

  • Predicting Hospital Readmissions of Diabetic patients - A Machine Learning Approach by Giridhar Reddy Bojja and Omar El-Gayar

    Predicting Hospital Readmissions of Diabetic patients - A Machine Learning Approach

    Giridhar Reddy Bojja and Omar El-Gayar

  • Profiling Volatile Constituents of Homemade Preserved Foods Prepared in Early 1950s South Dakota (USA) Using Solid-Phase Microextraction (SPME) with Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) Determination by Lucas Leinen, Vaille Swenson, Hope Juntunen, Scott McKay, Samantha O'Hanlon, Patrick Videau, and Michael Gaylor

    Profiling Volatile Constituents of Homemade Preserved Foods Prepared in Early 1950s South Dakota (USA) Using Solid-Phase Microextraction (SPME) with Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) Determination

    Lucas Leinen, Vaille Swenson, Hope Juntunen, Scott McKay, Samantha O'Hanlon, Patrick Videau, and Michael Gaylor

  • Profiling Volatile Emissions from Sewage Sludge Land-Applied Across Washington State (USA) Using Headspace Sampling with Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) Determination by Kaytlyn Schaefer, Lucas Leinen, Vaille Swenson, Bailey Moody, Hope Juntunen, Scott McKay, Silvia Beurmann, Samantha O'Hanlon, Richard Honour, Robert Hale, Patrick Videau, and Michael Gaylor

    Profiling Volatile Emissions from Sewage Sludge Land-Applied Across Washington State (USA) Using Headspace Sampling with Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) Determination

    Kaytlyn Schaefer, Lucas Leinen, Vaille Swenson, Bailey Moody, Hope Juntunen, Scott McKay, Silvia Beurmann, Samantha O'Hanlon, Richard Honour, Robert Hale, Patrick Videau, and Michael Gaylor

  • SMART AGRICULTURE BEYOND INDUSTRY: ANALYZING THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA INSIGHTS by Martinson Ofori and Omar El-Gayar

    SMART AGRICULTURE BEYOND INDUSTRY: ANALYZING THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA INSIGHTS

    Martinson Ofori and Omar El-Gayar

  • The Impact of the Minimum Leverage Ratio on South Dakota Community Banks by Yen-Ling Chang and Daniel Talley

    The Impact of the Minimum Leverage Ratio on South Dakota Community Banks

    Yen-Ling Chang and Daniel Talley

  • Topical Mining of Malaria Using Social Media. A Text Mining Approach by James Boit and Omar El-Gayar

    Topical Mining of Malaria Using Social Media. A Text Mining Approach

    James Boit and Omar El-Gayar

  • Understanding the Influence of Digital Divide and Socio-Economic Factors on the Prevalence of Diabetes by Loknath Sai Ambati, Omar El-Gayar, and Nevine Nawar

    Understanding the Influence of Digital Divide and Socio-Economic Factors on the Prevalence of Diabetes

    Loknath Sai Ambati, Omar El-Gayar, and Nevine Nawar

  • Usage of Technology enabled Services in Healthcare by Kaushik Ragothaman and Cherie Noteboom

    Usage of Technology enabled Services in Healthcare

    Kaushik Ragothaman and Cherie Noteboom

  • Using Minecraft Education Edition to Teach Cybersecurity Self-Defense by Jacob Geary, Tatum Ronke, and Mark Geary

    Using Minecraft Education Edition to Teach Cybersecurity Self-Defense

    Jacob Geary, Tatum Ronke, and Mark Geary

  • Improving Survey Methods to Better Detect Rare Grassland Birds in South Dakota by Kassy Hendricks, Kristel K. Bakker, and Chuck Dieter

    Improving Survey Methods to Better Detect Rare Grassland Birds in South Dakota

    Kassy Hendricks, Kristel K. Bakker, and Chuck Dieter

    • Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) data for grassland bird populations has shown the most rapid decline of any 0ther bird group due to the continual loss and fragmentation of grassland habitat (Sauer et al. 2013, Askins et al. 2007).
    • Roadside surveys such as BBS may be providing inaccurate assessments of population trends.
    • Some grassland birds occur on few BBS routes, occur in low numbers per route, or show high year-to-year fluctuations in number (Dale et al. 2005).
    • Some species may exhibit an apparent aversion to or are attracted to roadsides. (Wellicome et al. 2014).
    • Habitat near roads may not be representative of the region (Niemuth et al. 2007).
    • State BBS trend data is classified as having low credibility for rare grassland birds due to small sample size, low abundance, or imprecise results suggesting that improvements to methodology are necessary.

 
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