Date of Award
6-8-2017
Document Type
Thesis
Publisher
Santa Clara : Santa Clara University, 2017.
Department
Computer Engineering
First Advisor
Ben Steichen
Abstract
The sports sector has experienced major growth over the past couple of decades and is anticipated to grow even faster in the foreseeable future, especially as media technology continues to advance and access to sports games continues to increase. As the audience of sports enthusiast and observers expands, more people may miss the most recent and interesting sporting events from the previous night. Many websites have attempted to serve these groups, but they have become cluttered with articles or short-clips that hold little to no significance to the sporting outcome. These websites have begun to get away from the simple need of highlighting an event in an efficient format. Our solution, Shot Clock, is a simple, centralized web application to view sports highlights that functions by taking advantage of today’s modern technologies. The web application also provides a user experience that promotes simplicity, continuity, and ease of use when navigating the application. Users have the opportunity to create custom lists so that they can be kept up to date to their favorite teams. Succeeding in these major facets provide audiences with the practicality of easy access to precise replays delivering an innovative experience that users will appreciate.
Recommended Citation
Bartlett, Kory and Feyzi, Farzad Fred, "Shot Clock" (2017). Computer Science and Engineering Senior Theses. 92.
https://scholarcommons.scu.edu/cseng_senior/92