Introductory Machine Learning Project: Iris Flowers | Summer 2022
I have always wanted to learn more about machine learning and machine intelligence, so I found a brief introductory project
to familiarize myself with the discipline over the summer. I followed project instructions from
Machine Learning Mastery
and completed the project on a weekend when I had some downtime from my internship.
Calculator | Spring 2022
A common project that many computer science students have in their project portfolio is a calculator app. The small twist that
I have done for my calculator project is that I not only programmed a calculator app, but I have also used materials from the
Elegoo Starter Kit to build the calculator itself. Some of the tools/libraries I used to complete this project include parts from
the Elegoo Starter Kit for Mega 2560 and Arduino IDE (programming language equivalent to a mix of C++, Java, and C#).
Spotify Generational Music Trends | Summer 2021
As a typical Gen Zer, I tune into Spotify to listen to music. This summer, after researching Spotify's API and music database,
I decided to start my first statistics/data analysis project and explore generational music trends. Some of the tools/libraries
I used to complete this project include the Spotify Python API Spotipy, Python, R, and Tableau Public.
GitHub Pages Personal Website | Summer 2021
Another aspect of computer science that fascinates me is web development. This summer, I decided to challenge myself to learn some
of the basics in order to build a personal website that displays my projects, academic endeavors, and interests. Some of the
tools/libraries I used to complete this project include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, GitHub Pages, and Google Fonts.
Honor Council Participation App | Summer 2020
During my first term on the William & Mary Undergraduate Honor Council, I noticed an issue the executive board
was having and took initiative by developing a Python application that helps delegate casework more evenly and tracks
participation statistics. This program works with Google Drive to track participation statistics for the Honor Council. Some of
the tools/libraries I used to complete this project include Python, PyQt5, and a Google Drive API.
15-Cell Slide Puzzle | Spring 2020
In my first college Computer Science course, I made this 15-cell slide puzzle and customized it with some colors and sound
effects. Some of the tools/libraries I used to complete this project include Python and PyQt5.
Universal Grade Tracker | Academic Year 2018-19
In my senior year of high school, I took the CollegeBoard's AP Computer Science Principles course and produced this Universal
Grade Tracker, which helped me earn a 5/5 on the AP exam. This app was made with the Code.org platform and JavaScript.