Well-done, Stanford students!  Students from Stanford’s Fall 1008 iPhone class CS193P (iPhone Application Programming) released a nice batch of apps that are now available or will be soon for the iPhone.

According to the the iPhone class students’ site, all of these apps were final projects with the exception of Stress Bust, iDiscover, and Abodi, which were developed by CS193P students outside CS193P class.

Stress Bust
Stress Buster provides a video of soothing ocean waves, assisting the user in relaxing through a progressive muscle squeezing up through the body. [$0.99, pending App Store approval].

Qingwen
Qingwen is focused and streamlined Chinese-English and English-Chinese dictionary designed with the Chinese reader in mind. Lookup is meant to be fast and easy. [Free, get it on the App Store].

iDiscover
iDiscover lets you discover new articles, videos, and applications customized to your interests. You and your friends can also easily share contents. [Free, get it on the App Store].

Heydar
Heydar is a fun new way to meet people. Get started by taking your own headshot. Then view headshots of nearby Heydar users.  [Free, pending App Store approval].

Site Saver
Site Saver allows you to save websites locally on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Save online references to train schedules, recipes, or product reviews to your device on the go. [$2.99, pending App Store approval].

HaveASec
This is the useful application to create a short survey or poll to send out to your friends. [Free, get it on the App Store].

Abodi
Abodi allows you to search listings on Craigslist and save your favorite results for viewing access on the go. [Free, to be submitted by 01/26/09].

Air Guitar
Air Guitar provides all the fun of rocking out with none of the talent  required to play a real instrument. [$1.99, get it on the App Store].

[Stanford iPhone Class Apps via TechCrunch]