I am a college student currently pursuing a bachelor's and masters in Computer Science at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. I am expected to graduate with both in May 2023. My coding experience began in high school, and I have since had extensive practice with several languages, including Python, Java, C/C++, SQL, Racket, and Kotlin. My later coursework has been tailored towards the field of machine learning, focused on creating and evaluating various models related to computer vision, data analysis, and data prediction.
GPA: 3.78
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Learn more about WPI My CourseworkI acted as the assistant lead software engineer and assistant lead project manager on a ten-person team in a class competition to create a pathfinding application with various functionalities. Our final product was awarded first place.
Code LinkThe final project for the WPI course CS525, Natural Language Processing. Using the Yelp Dataset, we leveraged several data pre-processing techniques, PyTorch, and Keras models to process restaurant review text to perform sentiment analysis, predict the overall star rating, and predict the estimated foot traffic.
Dataset Link Code LinkThe final project for the WPI course CS4233, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design. A Java-based controller for the states and players of "Escape". Dynamically parses a configuration file to build a board, instantiate additional rules, and create pieces for players to control on a turn-by-turn basis. The main objective is to have all pieces escape the board, but other endgame conditions such as maximum captures and a turn limit can be enabled as well.
Code LinkA WPI-themed Cookie Clicker clone made in Kotlin as the final project for the WPI course CS 4518, Mobile and Ubiquitous Programming.
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