2022

My Website (this one!)

This is my personal website I made with HTML and CSS only. Saw a template on bootstrapMade and wanted to make my website clean and simple.

Feature working on adding: Dark Mode, Photo Gallery Languages/Technologies: HTML, CSS

GitHub: My Website

2021

Mobile App (Senior Design Project)

Languages/Technologies: Dart, HTML, Firebase

On a development team to build a shopping cart application using Flutter, Angular, and Firebase. Scan or search food items from third-party database using API collection. Located multiple grocery store that have the items from our shopping cart. Multiple user account to access their shopping cart from Firebase database.

GitHub: Smart Cart

2020

Database SQL Project

Languages/Technologies: C#, MySQL

Tax Filing Database: Build a multi-level interface for the front-end user for filing taxes to a SQL database. Multiple users’ login to gain access their filing system. Using C# and MySQL to create the back-end database. Track the users salary, tax percentages, and tax exemption benefits. The end user would log thier salary, and receipts to the database.

2019

Docker

Understanding the difference between virtualization and containerization, the problem of virtualization and how containers are solving it. As computational work becomes more essential to many features of computational scientific-research, working with complex algorithms and rapid change in the computer environments making it able to product and grab results has become a real complicated and challenging.

Operating System Shell Emulator

Languages/Technologies: C++

Emulate a basic core functionality of a Linux style shell using C++ and Linked List Data Structure. Core functionality to a shell emulate are as follow: help, whoami, ls, touch, mkdir, rm, cd, and cat.

Microcontrollers Group Project

Languages/Technologies: Assembly

First assembly project that involve low-level language to program a custom ATmega324PB Xplained board. We program the board to play music and a count down timer in binary.

2018

EchoPi (Hackathon)

Program a Raspberry Pi to emulated as a Amazon Echo at a Hackathon event. My team created few of our own command scripts to have the Amazon Echo speak back to us after giving it command. The one unique feature I added to project was if you ask the EchoPi "Do you want to play Global Thermonuclear War?" it changes the voice module and echos out "That's a strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?"