CMSC 12 - New York Times: Strands

Python

It is a game where the player is given a set of words and must connect them together to form a chain. The game is designed to test the player's vocabulary and creativity, as they must find connections between seemingly unrelated words. The player can use their knowledge of language and word associations to create a chain of words that connects the given words together.

It is a terminal-based game that can be played on any computer with Python installed. The game is designed to be simple and easy to play, but also challenging and rewarding for players of all skill levels.

CMSC 150 - Greenvale Mitigation Planner

R and RStudio

The Greenvale Mitigation Planner is a decision support tool designed for the fictional City of Greenvale. Its primary purpose is to assist the city council in creating an optimal environmental action plan to meet strict national government pollution mandates. The app analyzes 30 different mitigation projects (ranging from renewable energy to public transport upgrades), each with specific costs and pollutant reduction capabilities. It mathematically calculates the exact combination of these projects needed to satisfy 10 different pollution reduction targets simultaneously. The tool utilizes the Dual Simplex Linear Programming (LP) algorithm. This mathematical method allows the system to sort through infinite combinations of fractional project units to find the global minimum cost—ensuring the city spends the least amount of money possible while strictly meeting every environmental requirement.

CMSC 22 - ICSkedUP

Java

ICSkedUP is a Java-based desktop application designed to help students manage their class schedules and assignments effectively. The app provides an intuitive interface for students to input their course information, including class times. It then generates a personalized calendar view that highlights important dates and deadlines, allowing students to stay organized and plan their schedules efficiently. This app also includes the ability to save schedules, which helps for enlistment.

CMSC 100 - Website Portfolio

HTML, CSS, Git, GitHub

This is my personal portfolio website created as part of my CMSC 100 course. It showcases my skills, projects, and experiences in web development. The website is built using HTML and CSS, and it is hosted on GitHub Pages for easy access and sharing. The design focuses on a clean and user-friendly interface, allowing visitors to navigate through different sections such as About Me, Projects, Skills, Resume, and Contact Information.

It has a desktop interface inspired by Windows 95, complete with interactive windows and a taskbar. This project demonstrates my ability to create a visually appealing and functional static website.