Projects

Below are some projects that I mark as some of my favorite things I have had the opportunity to work on.
The list is not comprehensive and some of the projects are from when I was newer to programming, however
they show the rapid growth I have been able to make as I have learned new technologies and techniques.
To see all of my projects that I have shared go see my github.

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Covid AR Visualizer

This is a project that uses augmented reality (AR) to allow a map of the United States to be placed into AR and then track the rise of COVID-19 cases in the United States with bars seen in AR. It pulls the data from a data set in Google Big Query and then stores it in an object that holds each state's data.

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Huffman Compression

An implementation of the huffman compression algorithm on an inputted text file or text string. It can print the huffman compression into a file or the console (if it is small enough), and then returns the compression rate from it.

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R6 Character Chooser

This project is built around the concept of choosing the optimal characters, sites, and reinforcements for the map and current team composition for a game of Rainbow Six Siege given what your team is currently playing. The data currently entered in it is based off of professional games from the 2019 season. This project utilizes data structures to categorize objects, characters, and maps.

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Video DMD

This project took a video and used dynamic mode decomposition to turn the video into an equation, then rebuilt and interpolated the video. The result was not perfect, but I gained more experience in Matlab as well as gaining a deeper understanding of how videos and pictures are stored and manipulated.

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Resume/Personal Website

This project used NextJS to provide SSR to webpages built into react. The goal of this was to work within a modern framework that used react as well as gained the benefits of SSR. This project also used tailwind and sass to provide additional css ease and utility. (excuse the typo in the repo's title)