Pace University
I am currently a special education student in the inclusion program at Pace University under the Seindenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems. I started attending classes in 2013 and since then I have attended several computer science classes. I have started to learn Java programming and wish to continue learning more about computer science.
Pace Pitch Contest - April 14, 2016
On April 14, 2016, I joined Pace University's pitch contest.
Links
1) http://www.pace.edu/lubin/departments-and-research-centers/entrepreneurship-lubin/pace-pitch-contest/twelfth-pitch-contest/finalists#2
2) https://www.ahrcnyc.org/news/adil-sanai-receives-pace-universitys-elevator-pitch-contest-award/
Everyday Pace App
Everyday Pace is a calendar planning app for iOS devices which provides support to people with various disabilities. It is a tool which allows them to create schedules and goals for themselves and helps them preserve it daily.
This app focuses on supporting people with disabilities who are in a school environment, but it can be used by anyone who wants or needs an accessible, user-friendly planner. This app distinguishes itself from other calendar apps by allowing user-customizability, a high visual appeal, and an achievement scorecard with which to measure their accomplishments by.
The user-customizability aspect of the app lets the user take pictures of their own personal environment to associate with their schedule, and the achievement scorecard tracks their success at maintaining these schedules. These scorecards will also allow parents and caregivers to check on an individual’s progress without being too intrusive.