University of Kansas Projects
Linguistics Fieldnotes
January 2020 – April 2020
- Frontend written in Bootstrap for students to transcribe audio recordings
- PHP backend receives transcriptions from students to store in OneDrive using rclone
Connect 4
March 2020 – April 2020
- A KU-themed recreation of the classic game playable against another human or an AI
- Play the game here
KU Solar Car Driver Dashboard
August 2019 – February 2020
- Developed from scratch using HTML/CSS and JavaScript (with gauge.js library)
- Communicates with Flask backend API via AJAX requests
- Utilized GitHub for version control and collaborating with team members
V=IR
February 2020
- Developed an electric grid simulation game for HackKU2020
- Built using vanilla JavaScript with an HTML5 Canvas
- Play the game here
Computer Science Academy Group Projects (PHP/JS)
Certified Nursing Assistant Enrollment
August 2017 – April 2018
- Developed from scratch in a team of four over the course of several months
- Validates user inputs and stores data in a Microsoft SQL Server database
- Designed interfaces for students to enroll and administrators to manage courses
Academy Applicant Review
October 2017 – April 2018
- Continued development on an existing codebase where previous students left off
- Implemented and reworked several features (essay grading pictured below)
- Coordinated with several other groups to divide the workload
Student Parking
April 2018 – May 2018
- Began a new project to allow students to select parking spaces
- Documented our progress and remaining steps to help future students finish the application
Computer Science Academy Individual Projects (Java)
Basketball Score Tracker
January 2017 – May 2017
- Model-View-Controller Java application with over 1,000 lines of code
- Created a Swing GUI with menus, preferences, and data storage files
Single Player Battleship
April 2017 – May 2017
- Created a fully functional game with modes for time trial or limited moves
- Developed an algorithm to place ships on the board without overlapping
Other Projects
GarminIQ: Memo
September 2016 – December 2016
- Record and recall notes from a wearable device
- Developed in “Monkey C” language specific to Garmin
- Learned and utilized the Model-View-Controller design pattern
Personal Projects
Early 2016 – Present
- Develop web applications primarily in PHP and Python on a Raspberry Pi
- Example projects: Home automation, solar system object database, scorekeeper
