1. APPLIED CROWDSOURCING: ZEBRAFISH PHENOTYPING AND BRUSHSTROKE EXTRACTION Open Access Author: Schleicher, John Cassidy Title: APPLIED CROWDSOURCING: ZEBRAFISH PHENOTYPING AND BRUSHSTROKE EXTRACTION Area of Honors: Computer Science Keywords: crowdsourcingphenotypephenotypinghuman-based computationimage analysisannotation File: Download Final_Draft_PDF.pdf Thesis Supervisors: James Z Wang, Thesis SupervisorJames Z Wang, Thesis SupervisorJohn Hanna, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. EVOLVING AN IDEA INTO A COMPANY: A GENESIS OF MEANING Open Access Author: Hepworth, Joshua Antony Title: EVOLVING AN IDEA INTO A COMPANY: A GENESIS OF MEANING Area of Honors: Information Sciences and Technology Keywords: crowdsourcingentrepreneurcreativityideation File: Download Josh_Hepworth_Thesis_EDIT3_nosig.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Irene Johnston Petrick, Thesis SupervisorIrene Johnston Petrick, Thesis SupervisorRosalie Ocker, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON PHOTOJOURNALISM Open Access Author: Kruger, Maxwell Title: THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON PHOTOJOURNALISM Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary in Information Sciences and Technology and Journalism Keywords: crowdsourcingtechnologyjournalismsocial networking File: Download Thesis_Maxwell_Kruger.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Curtis William Chandler, Thesis SupervisorCurtis William Chandler, Thesis SupervisorAndrea H Tapia, Thesis Honors AdvisorJames Ford Risley, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. A look at crowdfunding -- an emerging trend that threatens to displace traditional financial intermediaries Open Access Author: Banker, Rishin Rajiv Title: A look at crowdfunding -- an emerging trend that threatens to displace traditional financial intermediaries Area of Honors: Finance Keywords: crowdfundingcrowdsourcingcrowdfinanceventure financingWeb 2.0technology File: Download Thesis_-_Rishin_Banker.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Brent William Ambrose, Thesis SupervisorDr. Brent William Ambrose, Thesis SupervisorJames Alan Miles, Thesis Honors Advisor
5. effects of employee motivation on the extent of participation in a crowdsourcing context Open Access Author: Kenawell, Andrew R Title: effects of employee motivation on the extent of participation in a crowdsourcing context Area of Honors: Information Sciences and Technology Keywords: crowdsourcingintrinsic motivationextrinsic motivationparticipationwiki File: Download thesis_final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Eileen M Trauth, Thesis SupervisorAndrea H Tapia, Thesis Honors AdvisorLisa B Erickson, Faculty Reader
