UW-Parkside App Factory

Students in the fall 2016 Software Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside worked tirelessly to bring our community and stakeholders the brand new KUSD app and worked closely with the KUSD communications team to build the app from scratch. A huge THANK YOU goes out to each of the students and staff members involved in this semester-long project, and the UW-Parkside App Factory for their help in finalizing the details prior to launch. Download the KUSD app on Apple and Android devices by searching KUSD Mobile today!

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Want a glimpse of what it might be like to intern at the UW-Parkside App Factory? Check out this article on us done by the Journal Times!

http://journaltimes.com/news/local/education/a-look-inside-uw-parkside-s-app-factory/article_cbcf87bf-9788-51ba-8008-4bd6e265a855.html

A look inside UW-Parkside's App Factory SOMERS — Mike Carey, senior at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, had a bug that he couldn’t find. As a computer science major, Carey spent a lot of time in the

App Factory Honored by University Business Magazine App Factory Honored by University Business Magazine

Computer Science Student Intern Kyle Zawacki represented the UW-Parkside App factory earlier today at the Wisconsin State Capitol. The UW Poster event highlighted different UW system schools and their undergraduate research. The UW-Parkside App Factory featured their recently launched Ready Badger emergency app on their poster.

Wondering what the App Factory is up to? Here's one of our current projects! The UW Parkside Admissions app. The app is a great paperless alternative that will allow potential and current students to easily view all of the different major flyers.

The New Innovation Competition is accepting applications to fund great ideas like yours! http://ow.ly/ZwhBs

Two of our computer science interns are representing the App Factory here at the Kenosha Expo. Come check out our booth! We will be here till 4 pm tonight and from 10am-4pm tomorrow (March 5th).

Be. Real. Amazing.

The UW-Parkside App Factory was recently featured on TMJ4 for their creation of the Kenosha Area Transit App. This handy app allows users to track where the buses are and lets them know approximately when the bus will arrive at the nearest stop. The app was created by UW-Parkside computer science students. It's currently available on Google Play and the Apple App Store.
http://www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/new-app-allows-you-to-track-buses-in-racine

New app allows you to track buses in Racine It was created by students at UW-Parkside.