My Work

The following page will give you some insight about my academic and personal projects, research, and professional experience!

Poetry Website

My introductory poetry website that I created using HTML, CSS, and jQuery for my final project for my Brown summer class - Creative Coding: Reading and Writing Web-based Literature.

Accessing Instructions: Download and Extract the Zip File. To access the website, open the page that says "first_page.html", and then you can access the rest of the website.

Hangman Game

A game (Hangman) that I created using Java in my AP Computer Science A class as my final project.

Accessing Instructions: Please download the .zip folder and extract it. Please compile the following files in the following order: HangmanMult.java, then HangmanIntro.java, and then HangmanMain.java. Then run HangmanMain.java.

Best Predictors for Heart Disease

In my INFO 1998: Introduction to Machine Learning class, I researched and designed a model of best predictors for heart disease through analyzing, manipulating, & visualizing data and building supervised and unsupervised models with Python using the Heart Disease dataset from Kaggle.

Accessing Instructions: Run it as a Jupyter Notebook

SORRY! Game

A game (essentially Sorry! with different features) that I co-created along with my group using OCaml in our CS 3110 class as our final project.

Accessing Instructions: The instructions are presented in the attached pdf link.

LudosCalculi (Game of Operations)

This is a game I co-created with my partner as our final project for ECE 3140/CS 3420 Embedded Systems class. We utilized the FRDM-KL46Z board as our hardware and C programming as our software to build a game that is very simple and allows players to set arithmetic questions for each other, take turns answering them, and get points accordingly.

Accessing Instructions: Just click the link that takes you to the webpage containing all the information about our game.

Business Olympics Project

The Business Olympics Project that we created for the annual Smithtown School District Business Competition: the theme that year was "Go Green and Eco-Friendly". So we decided to create a multi-purpose tote bag made out of recycled fishing nets from the ocean.

Accessing Instructions: Download and view the presentation.

Research Paper (Writing)

An unpublished research paper about Computer Technology from a Sociology perspective, written in my Writing, Computers, and Society - FWS class.

Accessing Instructions: Download the attached pdf and read the paper.