Projects
Here's some of my more recent work. A couple of these may be on my public GitHub, but others have to be kept private.
React, Google Colab (Python), MongoDB, Jest, Google OAuth, Heroku
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Developed over the spring of 2023, this project improves traditional studying methods by recommending quality resources to strengthen critical areas for students. Users can upload an assignment and select which questions they would like recommendations for, or simply type in a single question for results. Their questions are categorized by our AI model, then mapped to 10 dynamic web-crawled resources per. category. We used Google Colab to build our classification model, which was trained using Multinomial Naïve Bayes. The groundwork of the app was built using React, with a backend connection to MongoDB.
This project also taught me industry-standard testing practices. We used Jest, Enzyme, and the React Testing Library to build over 50 unit and integration tests for internal testing. We held a preliminary user study to gauge interest, as well as two phases of User Acceptance Testing with 20 students, eventually reaching 100% acceptance across all features.
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ADHDMyWay App
React Native, AWS Cognito, AWS Lambda, AWS DynamoDB
Developed over the summer of 2022, this project gave me a lot of experience in full-stack development and the Agile methodology. For my first sprint, I designed a new user-registration flow using AWS Cognito, where a new parent user type would have special permissions in relation to the a new child user type. For all of my remaining sprints, I created mindful user-friendly views for data I pulled from AWS DynamoDB, where our team was storing information about accounts linked to our main user's account. All front-end work was completed using React Native, and all back-end work was done using a variety of AWS tools.
Java, JSON, Adobe Photoshop
Developed over the summers of 2020 and 2021, this project was a great outlet for both my creative expression in design and code. This mod pack includes a new naturally spawning mob, mineable ores, crafting recipes, tools, blocks, and items. All of these features had their textures built in Adobe Photoshop, functions built in Java, and miscellaneous linking done with JSON.
Ray Tracer
C++, OpenGL
Developed over the spring semester of 2022, this program outputs an image of objects of custom materials and position in an imaginary plane through ray tracing. Every pixel in the screen is calculated to show the expected color and lighting based on the quantity, position, , and intensity of light objects the user desires. Objects are imported from OpenGL, while all computation of color, light, and material is done with C++.
Bunny Playground
C++, OpenGL
Also developed over the spring semester of 2022, this program creates a traversable field of the Stanford Bunny, light objects, spheres, teapots, and surfaces of revolution on a reflective open plane. The surfaces of revolution and spheres were programmed in OpenGL, while all other objects were imported from existing libraries. All computation of color, light, material, and position is done with C++.
