This is my first project that I have ever made. It is a game that allows users to catch falling friends in order to save them and get them points. There are enemies that fall, but if the user catches those then they lose points. This is a timed game and it allows the user to restart as many times as they want. Also, there is a happy melody that accompanies the game.

I created this data structure handbook while I was learning all the different types of data structures. Since there were soo many data structures, I decided to develop a jupyter notebook so that I can reference it every time I forget about a certain data structure.

This is a website that I developed for our college's Association of Computing Machinery-Women's Chapter. I was the first ever president of this club and we used this website to drive our purpose, which is to inspire and encourage diverse minds in Software Engineering/Computer Science.

Just a simple app that is similar to the magic eight-ball concept. You ask a question, and you get an answer back randomly. Great starter project for learning Angular.

A single page application made with Angular and TypeScript and styled with Tailwind Css that centralizes all onboarding tasks. This is still an ongoing project and plan on adding the following features: - add API communication with 3rd party tasks like Trello and Jira - Add UI/UX for when a task is complete - Collect task statuses in the background to generate a report - Generate PDF Report and email functionality

The app's primary goal is to help law enforcement find victims of sex trafficking through empowering volunteers nationwide. Registered and trained volunteers are given a platform to submit publicly traceable information on potential leads. Once a report is complete, this information will be packaged as a PDF and sent off to a 3rd party to undergo a validation process, where verified investigations will then be forwarded to law enforcement.

This is the original version of access that enables editors who utilize Premiere Pro in their QA Process of their media supply chain (Rally) In other words, it leverages the functionality of Rally to help support qa processes in an organizations media supply chain. I was able to contribute to this project by resolving business logic bugs as well as UI bugs.

This is the next iteration of Access2 which has been completely rebuilt in Vue3 from Angular. The use case is the same as Access2 but it also has some added features that help make the QA Process for organizations media supply chains more efficient. In this iteration of Access, I was able to actually create features. The major features that I added to this project include a bootloader and the authentication process. With the bootloader, it allows users to grab a version of the application based off a deployment manifest on a cdn. The authentication feature that I added uses the Oauth 2.0 standard. This authentication process includes the ability to grab a new authentication token when it expires and when a refresh token expires I created a whole workflow prompts the user re-authenticate. When they successfully authenticate, they will be able to resume their session with a new authentication and refresh token.

An Open Source Project with the idea to create a web app (desktop and mobile) that will allow fleeing Ukrainians to find a safe haven. It will be similar to Airbnb but instead of charging Ukrainians, it helps to link them to housing from a volunteer family who is willing to take them in. This could be from nato countries or far away from where the fighting is actually happening. The volunteer family would create an account and list the amenities that the fleeing Ukrainians will have access to. The Ukrainians will then be able to create an account and view all the possible safe havens that are available and they sign up for how many days that is needed.

A community sponsorship application aimed at fighting the homeless crisis by outsourcing sponsors out in the local community to help homeless veterans in-process with the VA. This app's primary goal is to in-process homeless veterans through the VA so they can get adequate health care, housing, and employment opportunities. However, the main struggle is that the Veteran doesn't have access to technologies or the basic tools to in-process themselves. That's where this application comes in for the rescue. This application targets a Sponsor as the main user and they can sponsor up to 4 veterans at a time, hence the name 'Connect 4 Vets'. Our team ultimately decided on this number because it seemed that any other number greater than 4 would feel too much for a sponsor to take on. We believe that the sponsor should avoid burnout by not taking too much on their plate. What this allows for is that the sponsor can show up for the veteran at 100% at most times, therefore, allowing the veteran to get the quality experience they signed up for.