As producer of the It Goes Down in the Basement Podcast, I was given the task of creating a soundboard that would be used for segment introductions and facilitating humor. Instead of buying expensive production controllers or using unsatisfying websites, I developed one using Java. You can see the code here.

Team of software engineers and I utilized Apple's SWIFT Programming Language to develop an iOS app for the Santa Clara Valley Wine Association. While the app did not make it to the app store, it did get us into the finals of the Silicon Valley Innovation Challenge at San Jose State University. This program/competition allows students the opportunity to showcase their innovative business ideas and pitch it to potential investors. Source code can be found here.

Artificial intelligence is rising in popularity thanks to all the advancements in technology happening every day and I am here for it. A team of developers and I decided to have some fun and utilize machine learning principles to create a game playing agent dedicated to becoming the very best trainer like no one ever was. Our pokémon agent simulates battles with opponents using tournament style rules. It uses machine learning algorithms such as alpha-beta minmax and rule-based systems.

Procrastination is the downfall of the majority of college students around the world. In order to help our fellow students, a group of friends and I decided to create a desktop application that aids in planning schedules and alerting events to assure students' success in all their endeavors. The application is written all in Java and took many cups of java to complete. Source code can be found here.