CSE 583 Final Project
Project Members:
- Suh Young Choi
- Hui-Hsuan Chan
- Elizabeth Nova
- Simon Dovan Nguyen
Carmina ("songs" or "poems" in Latin) is a tool designed to assist classicists and digital humanities scholars in analyzing Latin poetry. Created as part of a collaborative class project for CSE 583, Carmina demonstrates students' ability to develop tools that are simple, sustainable, and meaningful.
With Carmina, users can:
- Perform metrical analysis on Latin poetry.
- Work with files in .txt and .xml formats.
Carmina emphasizes ease of use and accesibility by relying on dependencies that are simple to install and use, designed for those with little programming experience.
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Our team collaborated to bring Carmina to life. Below are the tasks each member was responsible for:
- Suh Young Choi: Set up Carmina repo, wrote case stories & case studies, wrote python functions under parser.py (parse.txt & file_path function), wrote tests, code review.
- Hui-Hsuan Chan: Wrote case stories & case studies, wrote python functions for scansion & test function for parser.py, code review.
- Elizabeth Nova: Wrote case stories & case studies, wrote python function under parser.py (normalize_line function), code review, wrote documentation, & prepared final presentation slides.
- Simon Nguyen: Wrote case stories & case studies, wrote test for scanscion, code review.