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Projects
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Projects created and maintained by SRCT's members.
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<h4>Make sure to check on <a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu">our wiki</a> for the most up-to date information about SRCT's projects!</h4>

<legend>Deployed</legend>

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  <legend><strong>Deployed Projects</strong> <small style="font-size:1.3rem">Projects that are ready for all to use!</small></legend>


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    <i class="fa fa-flask project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Git">Git</a></strong>
    | <a href="http://git.gmu.edu">git.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Chris Reffett<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Chris Reffett<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      <a href="http://github.com/gitlabhq">github.com/gitlabhq</a>

    <p class="project-text">
    GitLab is a central host for Git repositories. It's like GitHub, but
    operated by Mason for Mason. Any student or member of the community may
    log into it with their Mason NetID. Users may upload code either for
    private work or public viewing, and may allow others to contribute to their
    projects.</p>
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    <i class="fa fa-link project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Go">Go</a></strong>
    | <a href="http://go.gmu.edu">go.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Michel Rouly<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Michel Rouly<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      <a href="http://git.gmu.edu/srct/go">git.gmu.edu/srct/go</a><br>

    <p class="project-text">
      Providing URL shortening would enhance branding when used by
      organizations in ULife and elsewhere. For example, all shortened links to a
      gmu.edu website would appear as go.gmu.edu/nHU8oPm instead of bit.ly/nHU8oPm.
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    <i class="fa fa-meh project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Whatsopen">Whatsopen</a></strong> 
    | <a href="http://whatsopen.gmu.edu">whatsopen.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Renfred Harper<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Renfred Harper<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Tyler Hallada<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      <a href="http://git.gmu.edu/srct/whatsopen">git.gmu.edu/srct/whatsopen</a>

    <p class="project-text">
    Provides a list of all currently open dining options in/around campus,
    kept updated with holidays, etc. Expanding to cover more than dining locations.</p>
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<legend>Active</legend>

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    <i class="fa fa-lightbulb-o project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Advisor">Advisor</a></strong>
    | <a href="http://advisor.srct.gmu.edu">advisor.srct.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      <a href="http://git.gmu.edu/srct/advisor">git.gmu.edu/srct/advisor</a><br>

    <p class="project-text">
      Advisor is an automatic academic advising system. The goal is to allow
      students to enter their academic history in a standard form and receive an
      interactive list of coursework they are required to complete for graduation,
      as well as possible electives and prerequisite trees. This would not serve
      as a replacement for in-person academic advisor meetings.
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    <i class="fa fa-book project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Bookshare">Bookshare</a></strong>
    | <a href="http://bookshare.srct.gmu.edu">bookshare.srct.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Eric Cawi<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Michel Rouly<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Eric Cawi<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Jonathan Horton<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      <a href="http://git.gmu.edu/srct/bookshare">git.gmu.edu/srct/bookshare</a><br>

    <p class="project-text">
     Bookshare is a platform for textbook transactions, with books searchable
      by Name, Author, ISBN, and Class.
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    <i class="fa fa-key project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/PGP">PGP</a></strong>
    | pgp.gmu.edu</legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Kunal Sarkhel<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Kunal Sarkhel<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      Coming soon!<br>

    <p class="project-text">
      Student organization would manage a GMU public key server. This would
      start as a proof of concept, but would allow for future exploration to
      deploy a public key infrastructure for encrypted email or digital signatures
      for general institutional purposes.
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    <i class="fa fa-globe project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/SRCTweb">SRCTweb</a></strong>
    | <a href="/">srct.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Nicholas Anderson<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      <a href="http://git.gmu.edu/srct/SRCTweb">git.gmu.edu/srct/SRCTweb</a><br>

    <p class="project-text">
      SRCT's very own homepage! 
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    <i class="fa fa-wrench project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Toolbox">Toolbox</a></strong>
    | toolbox.srct.gmu.edu</legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Ross Bragg<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Kunal Sarkhel<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Ross Bragg<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Kunal Sarkhel<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
      Coming soon!<br>

    <p class="project-text">
      Toolbox will provide several services to GMU SRCT for managing various
      systems and services. 
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<legend>Proposed</legend>

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    <i class="fa fa-pencil project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Etherpad">Etherpad</a></strong>
    | pad.srct.gmu.edu</legend>

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      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Repository:</strong>
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    <p class="project-text">
      Etherpad is a realtime collaboration tool recently acquired by Google (http://etherpad.org/). The tool is open source, and is used at schools like MIT, MSU, RIT, and UCLA. This tool would allow members of the Mason community to easily edit documents with their peers, similar to Google Docs.
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    <i class="fa fa-arrow-circle-down project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/Mirrors">Mirrors</a></strong>
    | <a href="http://mirrors.gmu.edu">mirrors.gmu.edu</a></legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>

    <p class="project-text">
      The org would integrate and expand repo.vse.gmu.edu, which currently
      hosts a local mirror of open source software. Such software mirrors are
      currently operated by Virginia Tech, MIT, RIT, University of Nebraska,
      Georgia Tech, Wheaton College, University of Calgary, and other
      institutions. This would be coordinated with VSE Computing Resources.
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    <i class="fa fa-uses project-icon"></i>

    <legend><strong><a href="http://wiki.srct.gmu.edu/wiki/index.php/People">People</a></strong>
    | people.gmu.edu</legend>

    <strong class="project-role">Project Manager:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>
    <strong class="project-role">Developer:</strong>
      Daniel Bond<br>

    <p class="project-text">
      Want to find out about (currency exchanges | Australian wildlife |
      software usability | The Second Opium War)? People will build on the
      functionality in peoplefinder.gmu.edu by allowing students to search for
      professors by background and expertise, collecting their bios and research
      currently spread across School and College webpages.
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