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1. Computational Efficiency and Efficacy in the Autonomous, Cooperative Multi-Agent Complete Coverage Problem

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Open Access
Author:
Luff, Jacqueline Marie
Title:
Computational Efficiency and Efficacy in the Autonomous, Cooperative Multi-Agent Complete Coverage Problem
Area of Honors:
Electrical Engineering
Keywords:
autonomy
multi-agent
complete coverage
File:
Download Thesis_-_Jacqueline_Luff_-_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Shashi Phoha, Thesis Supervisor
Shashi Phoha, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Sven G Bilén, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. CRIME OF AGGRESSION & RELEVANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY IN CONFLICT OF KASHMIR

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Open Access
Author:
Ponnala, Srishti
Title:
CRIME OF AGGRESSION & RELEVANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY IN CONFLICT OF KASHMIR
Area of Honors:
Global and International Studies
Keywords:
international law
human rights
aggression
sovereignty
ICC
india
pakistan
kashmir
rome statute
United Nations
Security Council
justice
international human rights
crime of aggression
Article 8 bis
conflict
resolution
legal
law
international justice
states
nations
global and international studies
political integrity
autonomy
use of force
accountability
File:
Download final_schreyer_thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Howard Smith, Thesis Supervisor
Jonathan Eran Abel, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Autopilot Design for the Takeoff and Landing of a Tailwheel Airplane

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Open Access
Author:
Allred, Gracelyne
Title:
Autopilot Design for the Takeoff and Landing of a Tailwheel Airplane
Area of Honors:
Aerospace Engineering
Keywords:
simulation
aircraft simulation
vehicle simulation
tailwheel
flight test
adaptive control
autonomy
autonomous aircraft
autopilot
remote control
hardware in the loop
takeoff
landing
flight control
vehicle integration
aircraft integration
simulation environment
File:
Download ALLRED_HonorsThesis_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Mark David Maughmer, Thesis Supervisor
Mark David Maughmer, Thesis Honors Advisor
Sven Schmitz, Faculty Reader

6. Returning Dignity Only at Death’s Door: Can Incarcerated Individuals Acting as Hospice Caregivers Achieve Rehabilitative Goals Without Sacrificing Autonomy?

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Open Access
Author:
Anmalsetty, Sneha
Title:
Returning Dignity Only at Death’s Door: Can Incarcerated Individuals Acting as Hospice Caregivers Achieve Rehabilitative Goals Without Sacrificing Autonomy?
Area of Honors:
Bioethics and Medical Humanities
Keywords:
bioethics
incarceration
healthcare
hospice
prison
ethics
criminal justice
end-of-life
palliative
death
autonomy
File:
Download Anmalsetty_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michele L Mekel, Thesis Supervisor
Michele L Mekel, Thesis Honors Advisor
Lorraine C Santy, Faculty Reader