Welcome to my page. From here you'll be able to learn more about me and my studies.
I am a student at the University of Massachusetts Lowell studying computer science. I enjoy both the front and back end aspects of web development and have taken up many personal projects building websites. In my free time, I enjoy playing videogames like RPGs and puzzle games, cooking, reading, model kit building, and hiking. I have a dog named Cody; he's a white-colored golden retriever.
My current classes this semester include GUI, Introduction to Computer Security, Database I, Software Engineering, and Mobile Robotics. I am currently set to graduate in spring semester of 2020. Projects I have done in my other classes can be found in the Projects tab.
This is my dog Cody.
Multiplier generates a multiplication table with Javascript. It allows for different tabs using jQuery UI and verification with jQuery.
Completed Fall 2020
A single player version of scrabble using jQuery UI to handle dragging events.
Completed Fall 2020
A full webapp designed to manage gamenight events. It uses React, Express, and Fauna to have a robust webapp with user authentication.
Completed Spring 2021
A landing page for an app that I prototyped. The prototype of the app is in the "Other" section. This website uses pure HTML, CSS, and JS. It has smooth animations and has a heavy focus on design.
Completed Spring 2021
Site for a non-profit containing general information, pulls social media posts, and has contact forms.
Development in progress...
Company website with ordering, payment processing, event schedules, and a photo galery.
Development in progress...
A program that cheats at playing hangman with the user. It has custom implemented strings, arrays, and AVL trees. This is a school project, so source code cannot be public.
Completed Spring 2018
Using Karplus–Strong algorithm, this program creates synthesized sound. It uses ring buffers and filters to create differnt insterments and uses inheritance for code reuability. This is a school project, so source code cannot be public.
Completed Fall 2019
Simulating an airport, this program uses multithreading to determine if planes are safe to land given a set of rules defined by other planes positions. This is a school project, so source code cannot be public.
Completed Fall 2019
A version of Apple's Airdrop that focuses heavily on security measures. This program uses TCP and UDP broadcasting, SHA256 hashing, salting, and certificates to securly transfer data over a network. Written in Python.
Completed Fall 2020
A simple prototype along with a high fidelity prototype outlining a user experience in a cooking application. This project was done in a design class and completed using Figma.
Completed Spring 2021
A prototype of a program that allows users to edit HTML/CSS/JS and see a live demo rendered with different engines. While we didn't fully implement the product, the point of the project was to work as a team. We created diagrams, an SRS, and a website for the application.
Completed Fall 2020