Projects 👨‍💻

Personal Projects:

Here are some of my favorite personal projects which I have developed over the years.

Academic Projects:

Here are some Computer Science related projects I have worked on as a student of the Rochester Institute of Technology.

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CS Learning Academic Project High School

2048 Game

This was a final project for my AP Computer Science A course which I took in 10th grade during my time at Berlin High School. I went above and beyond the expectations of this course by implementing a fully functional GUI employing Java Applets and keyboard inputs. This project was truly the catalyst for my interest in the field of Computer Science and everything about it - especially the aspects of going out on my own to learn something new not because I had to, but because I wanted to. Although this project is extremely simple, it is a testament to what I have developed into a profession.

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CS Learning Academic Project Teamwork Database

Book Database

This is a group project for my Principles of Data Management course at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The aim of this project was to provide us with practical experience with making a database and implementing a command-line user interface to get, insert, update, and delete data from the database. My group was assigned creating a database of books, which also contains user, author, publisher, editor, followings, and book list data.

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CS Academic

Encoder and Decoder

This project was part of my Mechanics of Programming course (CS243) while studying at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The goal of this project was to employ bitwise operators in the programming language C in order to encode and decode text perfectly. Overall, I did great on this project, with a grade which proves it. To this day, the language of C is still one of my top three favorite languages - especially the aspects of memory management and optimization.

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CS Learning Personal Project EXPERIMENTAL

(EXPERIMENTAL) MineCraft Clone - 'NotCraft'

It was at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic when I gained a strong interest for rendering and world generation algorithms. This new interest was the catalyst to experimenting with an extremely basic version of the video game MineCraft using Java in conjunction with various packages such as Light Weight Java Game Library 3 (LWJGL3) and OpenGL. Although this project may be extremely experimental, it is a true testament to my dedication to the field of Computer Science.