Portland, Oregon based aspiring full stack web developer, and software developer
ResumeCurrently enrolled in Oregon State University pursuing a Bachelor of Scicence in Computer Science. Expected graduation by December 2022!
Graduated from PSU with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with a focus in Statistics.
The Data Science Course 2020: Complete Data Science Bootcamp hosted by 365 Careers on Udemy.
MySQL for Data Analytics and Business Intelligence course hosted by 365 careers on Udemy.
The Complete 2020 Web Development Bootcamp course hosted Angela Yu on Udemy.
Login, and new user creation Front-End for this new currently unnamed personal project. The front-end specifically is for React practice. This project is huge in helping me learn how to handle user account creation, securely store their hashed passwords, handle sessions after user login, and many more topics.
See it on GitHub!Authentication and Login back-end for a currently unnamed new project. This project is huge in helping me learn how to handle user account creation, securely store their hashed passwords, handle sessions after user login, and many more topics.
See it on GitHub!Discord bot that can handle simple commands.
See it on GitHub!Operating Systems. We created our own version of the bash shell that could handle the commands given by the professor, as well as running executable within a Linux system.
See it on GitHub!My personal resume website to show that I can do Full-Stack Development. Updated when I have new things to add. Self hosted on AWS.
See it on GitHub!Portfolio Project Introduction to Databases. As a group we had to create a relational database in MySQL for a library database that would hold the data for books, and user accounts. A large part of this project was designing how the relational database was going to exist, and how the front end was going to interact with it. In the Read me on Github you can see the entity-relationship diagram, and the schema we created for the database.
See it on GitHub!Portfolio Project for Software Engineering I. This is part 2 of my full project. This application will let the user enter their zip code, and then use my teammates zip code validator API for validation, and then it will get the weather information, Wikipedia page for that location, and then display it to the user in a simple interface.
See it on GitHub!Portfolio project for Software Engineering I. This is the API microservice half of my full software engineering I portfolio piece that includes this and the weather application front-end. This API takes a zip code, and returns the scrapped Wikipedia page for that location, and weather data for that location. This API was used in my project and by one other member of my team.
See it on GitHub!Portfolio project for Introduction to Computer Networks. We had to create a Reliable Data Transfer (RDT) layer, and ensure that packets of data were reliably sent from client to server. This was done with a window of 4 packets sent, acknowledgements were sent, and if the data was successfully received, more packets were sent. Otherwise, the window of packets were sent again.
See it on GitHub!