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Here are a few of my favorite projects I've worked on. Demos & docs below. Code available upon request.
WWHO - Informational Website for Startup
In my sophomore year, I joined some of my friends in a startup. We wanted to develop a sharing economy app similar to Uber but for everyday item rentals (e.g. tools, special equipment). I was in charge of website development and started the app development before dissolution. I asked around and got permission to re-host an early informational site which used HTML5/CSS/JS, Bootstrap, and PHP.
Scheduling Algorithm Simulator (Operating Systems)
For my master's I took a course in operating systems. One of the problems an OS needs to solve is to decide the order in which to provide service for incoming processes. We were assigned a project to simulate 6 algorithms that operating systems might use to schedule incoming processes. We used Python and PyQt5 to implement them, design several user interfaces (GUI and CLI) for enterring data, as well as a randomizer to run n trials.
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)
In my senior year, I took a course in wireless communications.
We split into groups for a semester-long report on the protocol of our choice.
My group researched RFID, a more sophisticated but more expensive counterpart to barcodes.
The final paper is available below.
I did additional work on the subject in my research position this year.
I developed sample driver codes using Python and SQL,
as well as a lab procedure for students to follow to learn about RFID.
The lab is designed to be run on Raspberry Pi, a small Linux computer
increasingly being used in educational contexts.