On this page I will display some of the previous projects I have completed (or working on), as well as some other things I created!
PROJECT: WhosBizi (Started 5/22)
WhosBizi dynamic web application made with ReactJS. The app allows user to create an account, add other users as friends, and add data regarding when they are free during the week. The user can also graphically view when their friends are free, helping them plan hangouts and meetings with their friends.
The user's profile page enables the user to view which time and day their friends are free. The chat page allows the user to communicate with their friends. The Add data page displays a weekly calender, where users can enter data about when they are free for each day and time range.
I created WhosBizi because I had a hard time individually reaching out to all of my peers to find out when they are free every week, and organizing meet-ups with all of them. Since WhosBizi visually shows when all of the users' friends are free, the users would have a much easier time connecting with their peers every week!
PROJECT: Mastermind (10/21 to 1/22)
Mastermind is a dynamic web application which encourages users to apply concepts from different fields of STEM. The game also has a point system, user profiles and accounts, and levels of ascending rigor to enhance and enrich the user experience. I created this project using HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSP, Java, and Bootstrap.
Each level has 10 nodes, and each "node" represents a specific STEM concept (ex: Primes, Quadratics, Rate Laws, etc). There are connections ("links") between nodes which have questions that relate the concepts represented by those nodes!
For example, the link between nodes titled "F = ma" and "Functions" would have questions that require Newton's 2nd Law and mathematical functions to answer.
I personally love applying concepts from different fields, so creating this project was very enjoyable for me!
PROJECT: Graphing Calculator (4/20 to 5/20)
I used JavaScript to create a Graphing Calculator that can graph lines (given slope and y-intercept as inputs) and circles (given coordinates of center and radius as inputs).
The program also utilizes mathematical formulas to compute intersections between different lines and circles.
Unfortunately, the project was created on a school account on code.org, and the account got disabled so I can't directly link the project from code.org. However, the GitHub repository is available!
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