Portfolio | coding projects
The Labyrinth: Race to the End
- Interactive & fully-randomized maze with unique solutions
- Created a heuristic to maximize difficulty and randomness while ensuring the validity of the generated solution
- Developed unique animations and visuals for more intuitive buttons and other interactive elements
- Integrated support for all display sizes by writing algorithms that centered the most important visual elements
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Visualizing Shortest Path
- Interactive visualization for how various shortest path algorithms operate
- Supported Algorithms:
- Naive
- Dual Naive
- A* Search
- Dijkstra's
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Clock
- I made a clock
- Inspired by this Steam Wallpaper
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Snake
- Developed the retro game called Snake where a snake is manuvered around a board without striking itself or the walls
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Dear Data Seminar
- Online assignment portfolio for Statistics 24 students at Berkeley
- Prototyped and designed an aesthetic and intuitive user experience with clean, simple animations
- Implemented native support for mobile and desktop users by interatively adjusting element dimensions, positioning, and scaling
- Created for UC Berkeley Division of Computing, Data Science, and Technology
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Play 2048
- Created a dark-mode version of game 2048 that reduced eye-strain
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Spotify: Top Tracks Analysis
- Data Analysis on Top & Viral Spotify songs on the global and national levels
- Learned how to use Rest APIs and the related requests library
- I processed, cleaned, and analyzed the data Spotify publicly provided to better understand what types of songs were most likely to go viral and be recommended to Spotify's general audience.
- I concluded that tracks with explicit lyrics were generally ranked to be more popular than non-explicit songs.
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NumC
- Designed a C-based Python library that paralleled NumPy functionality
- Optimized matrix operations to run up to 900x faster than naïve C operations using unrolling, SIMD instructions, and parallelization
- Made for Machine Structures (CS61c at UC Berkeley)
- Spec Sheet
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A Game of Treats
- Interactive & seeded 2D maze with a toggleable viewfinder and keyboard controls
- Made for Data Structures (CS61b at UC Berkeley)
- Spec Sheet
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- Personal website & portfolio
- I adjust this site every few years to practice my web design skills
- This latest iteration leans heavily on glassmorphism
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