My Work

Disclaimer: I'm not going to link any of this code to safeguard myself from potential plagiarism, but I will provide descriptions and photos!

This was my final project for my first-ever coding class! The goal of the game is to amass as many points as possible. Each 'tick' or turn, a new person spawns randomly on floors 0-9. As time goes on, those waiting at the elevator get progressively angrier, and your goal is to rack up the highest score you can with 3 elevators before 10 residents of the building 'explode' from anger. The catch is once an elevator is moving, it cannot be used between turns until it reaches its end target. A highlight of this project was my introduction to building an AI. The AI player was supposed to demonstrate a basic knowledge of the game, and after I finished building it, the AI tended to outplay most humans!

Different aspects of the elevator game

This project calculated the energy of pixel paths within an image and cut out the path of least energy, effectively removing the least significant parts of an image. When adjusting an image, there would be minimal distortion from the original to the final.

What resizing images would look like

A surprisingly tricky yet fun project, this created an online way to play a card game popular in Michigan called Euchre! There was code for 4 players with choices for human or machine (AI) options.

The start and end to an all human euchre game

Most people use Google Docs and Microsoft Word on a daily basis now. This project aimed to create a basic text editor with insert, delete, up, down, and other functions needed to type a document. Behind this project was a network of doubly linked lists and dynamically allocated arrays.

Typing on an empty document using this code

Piazza is the name of a popular forum to ask questions about coding at my school. This project takes in a dataset to train itself and then labels discussion posts by projects we've worked on by importing the words from a CSV file. Makes use of binary search trees and maps to propogate machine learning

An example of a small training and test set

My first ever side project! I self-taught myself HTML and CSS for this, as well as using other tools such as Bootstrap. This is the true essence of a personal project and was incredibly fun and rewarding to build. This project is ever-updating as me and my experience continue to grow!

The first rendition of my home page!

• EECS 183: Elementary Programming Concepts
• EECS 203: Discrete Mathematics
• EECS 280: Programming and Introductory Data Structures

• Math 115: Calculus 1
• Math 116: Calculus 2
• Math 275: Crytology
• Math 215: Multivariable and Vector Calculus

As a student balancing schoolwork, career goals, coding projects, downtime, exercise, a social life, and more, I often find my life feeling hectic and disorganized. I never have enough time to do everything, or when I think I do I'm usually forgetting a crucial assignment or prior commitment. To remedy this I frequently time out my day, write to-do list, set reminders, and try to keep track of my life across a variety of platforms.

This app is intended to be a free, all-in-one organizer. Whether it's homework, watering plants, or making plans with friends, this productivity app will help you manage everything from school to workouts to relaxation. Whatever you need, this app has you covered.

After I finish my productivity app, I am eager to further research field of artificial intelligence. I am determined to develop my skills and knowledge in AI, exploring its potential by working on my own innovative projects that can make a significant impact. Specifics to come!