Academic Facts
Classes I've Taken
| Class Name | Skills Learned |
|---|---|
| Object Oriented Programming | C++, Classes/Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism |
| Intro to Data Structures | Queue, Stack, Graph, Hash Tables |
| Software Construction | Git, Bash/Scripting, React, Connecting Front/Back End |
| Algorithms | Sort, Search, Dynamic Programming, BFS/DFS/Dijkstra |
| Intro to Operating Systems | Paging, Concurrency, I/O Systems, File Systems, Process/Memory Management |
| Computer Networking | TCP/UDP, HTTP 1.0-3.0, DNS, Server Creation/Management |
| Software Engineering | Google Cloud Services, Building/Testing/Deploying Websites, Gerrit |
| Data Management Systems | Writing Queries, SQL Standard, Database Management |
| Machine Learning | Decision Trees, K-NN, Perceptron, Linear/Logistic Regression |
| Intro to AI | Search Engines/Algorithms, CSPs |
| Web Applications | HTML, CSS, Javascript, Dynamic Websites | Note: A lot of classes and skills were excluded from this list in order to make it cleaner and more orderly. For a full list of classes and skills, please reach out to me personally. |
Projects
- GREEN AGENDA: A NATURE INSPIRED TO-DO LIST: This is a website that I made as a group project. It's an online checklist with a lot of helpful features, like a pomodoro counter, a progress bar, and a little tree that grows as tasks get completed.
- Brewin Interpreter: This is an interpreter created for a custom UCLA themed language called "Brewin". It uses a parser and builds an AST, which then compiles your program and outputs into your terminal. Lexical scoping, dynamic typing, and recursion are some of the features I built into the interpreter.
- Simple HTTP Server: This is a simple http server I made as a paired programming project that operates on the application layer. It handles HTTP requests and responses, and acts as a reverse proxy to a famous Rick Astley video.
- TCP Replica: This is a TCP replica that I made as a paired programming project that operates on the transport layer. It incorporates all important TCP features, such as losslessness, reliability, and flow control.
- Dune Worm Animation: This is a simple animation I made as a paired programming project. It's a simple animation of a Sandworm from Dune that oscillates through the desert. The animation was created using a custom library called tiny-graphics that is used at UCLA.
- Blackjack Game: This is a terminal based Blackjack game I created. Spending money at casinos is rabbit hole, and online gambling is no better, so I created something that will scratch my Blackjack itch without risking my bank account