I received $300 in funding and $1500 in payment from the University of Minnesota Duluth to implement a system proposal that I wrote with Dr. Arshia Khan. The system would track hydration of a user through multiple Internet of Things(IoT) devices such as an Electrodermal Activity(EDA) sensor and a Hydrostatic Liquid Level sensor.
Though, the system was never finished due to unseen world pandemics
During my Software Engineering course at UMD, I worked in a team of four students, myself included, to add a web scraping feature to the existing TechPrep app. The scraper searched the web and updated the app daily with the newest questions.
Link to my university github if you are interested.
A small game about the impossibility of beating a computer. I focused on abstracting ideas from the objects in the game to create abstract classes for easier use. Built in Java using the Netbeans IDE.
*The original source files have been lost but I plan to recreate and reimagine this project eventually*
This was my first at-home project that I worked on. Written in C++, I implemented a text based dungeon crawl with an event loop, randomly generated rooms and enemies. The goal was to survive for as long as possible while getting the coolest loot.
*The original source files have been lost but I plan to recreate and reimagine this project eventually*