In Fall, 1995, the "Introduction to UI Programming" course at Carnegie Mellon University was divided into eight groups, each of which used Amulet to create a system. The course was taught by Brad Myers and Jim Morris.
The projects were:
 A drawing editor, by Jesse Donaldson, Bryan Nagy, and Katherine Mary Smith.
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A drawing editor, by Jesse Donaldson, Bryan Nagy, and Katherine Mary Smith.
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 A game called "Caligura", by Gen Utsumi and Sang Jin Kwon.
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A game called "Caligura", by Gen Utsumi and Sang Jin Kwon.
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 A VCR interface by Doug Blair, Santosh Mathan, and Doug Brams.
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A VCR interface by Doug Blair, Santosh Mathan, and Doug Brams.
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 Another VCR interface, by Bill Moher and Jeffrey Eaton.
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Another VCR interface, by Bill Moher and Jeffrey Eaton.
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 A third VCR interface, by Chris Connors and William Barry.
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A third VCR interface, by Chris Connors and William Barry.
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 A game of world conquest, by Roger Wang, Chris Grimes, Dan Root, and 
Ross Fubini.
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A game of world conquest, by Roger Wang, Chris Grimes, Dan Root, and 
Ross Fubini.
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 A graphical interface to the Unix file system, by Jesse Jongsukvarakul, Rawesak Tanawongsuwan, and Won Yoo.
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A graphical interface to the Unix file system, by Jesse Jongsukvarakul, Rawesak Tanawongsuwan, and Won Yoo.
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 An interactive map, by Xiaoltu Gao and Young Min Kwon.
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An interactive map, by Xiaoltu Gao and Young Min Kwon.
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Maintained by:
Brad Myers (last updated 16-Dec-95)