Some projects of note completed (so far) during my time in Ann Arbor were:

• Simulation of a day in the stock exchange using priority queues
• Created a reddit bot that responded using AI models trained with web-scraped data
• Implemented Prim's algorithm to create a minimum spanning tree of a graph and then used it alongside an arbitrary insertion travelling salesperson to achive an optimal TSP solution for a small sized graph.
• Used hash tables and binary search trees to create a basic implementation of a database
• Used Flask and React to develop an Instagram clone
• Developed a simple search engine using MapReduce for indexing and parallel data processing and tf-idf and PageRank for rankings
• Created a script to generate a mutant test suite for an arbitrary Python program
• Created a script to do fault localization on python programs with the Tarantula technique

And as always... Go Blue!

Front-end web development:

• Took an online course over summer 2020 to learn HTML, JS and CSS
• Built this website using the skills learned in the course + Bootstrap 4
• Delved a bit into ASP.NET Core technologies such as Razor Pages and Blazor as well as using C# for back end.

iOS Development:

• Self taught Swift and UIKit to develop two apps back in 2017
• Really interested in using SwiftUI

Command Line Chat Analyzer

• Processed the text files using C++ and used data structures such as binary search trees and hash tables to output the data in CSV format. The CSV file was then processed by Python using Matplotlib to create charts
• Planning to turn this into a full fledged web app in the future

School Aid / School Aid 2

• Used UIKit and Storyboards to develop the apps. These were my first real experience with programming so beware of terrible variable names (var x = ...) and sphagetti organization!

Microsoft Interns Hackathon

• Participated in Microsoft's Chatbot challenge for Microsoft summer interns, created a chatbot that served as a study tool using Microsoft's Bot Framework and C#. Link to the project can be found on my Github

Insta485

• Used React and Flask to develop an Instagram-light clone for my EECS 485 Web Systems class