One the best experience at California State University, Northridge I went through was my senior project. Project Condor was a Multi-UAV Simulator software that was created from scratch. From:

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    qDebug() << "Hello, Project Condor!";
}

Our team started with the Jira and followed the Scrum Agile approach. We created an SRS and met with our customer to gather functional and non-functional requirements. We would have 2 week sprints and keep track of our burn down. We met every month with out product owner to give updates. I took on the responsibility of Scrum Master. I loved the leadership I took and being the point of contact. when a teammate was blocked by completing their task my responsibility was to unblock and continue work on our burn-down.

On Project Condor we worked with NASA AMES and the US ARMY to implement features that they might need in order to utilize our software. Condor was built to aid Researchers in observing pilots while they controlled UAVs. Usually, a pilot can control one UAV but how many can a pilot control at once? What is the limit? What type of UAV? These are all question Project Condor is suppose to answer.

At the CSUN Senior showcase we presented both a poster and a presentation to a panel of industry experts. We were honored to receive first place in the poster competition and presentation competition.

Condor - Senior Project 1st Place