Frappy Bird

• Tools: Unity, GIMP, and C#.
• Play: Click to Play! (Audio may be loud)
• Github: https://github.com/thefirstcomma/unity-games

First game made in Unity. Published to the Google Play Store (edit: no longer published), added extendable software features like Google AdMob and Unity Ads. All the assets except for the play button was made in GIMP, Parallax was scripted for immersive effects. Click on the image to play.

Codenames A.I. Competition Framework

• Tools: Wordnet, Numpy, Word2Vec, Glove, and Bert.
• Publication: Peer Reviewed & Published to AIIDE19 - (Kim, R, T, S)
• Github: www.github.com/CodenamesAICompetition/Game

I (with the monumental help from Dr. Summerville) created a competition framework and fine-tuned basic Natural Language Processing Bots to compete with one another for the purposes of creating a more intelligent bot. Researched the outcome of bots with word embeddings in higher dimensional vector space performing against ranges of lower dimensional spaces.

Goggle Chrome - Python Web Browser

• Tools: Python, socket, ssl, tkinter.
• Github: https://github.com/ardsew/GoggleChrome

A minimalist Python-based web browser that parses and renders simple HTML documents. It handles both HTTP and HTTPS protocols using sockets, and includes basic HTML rendering with custom parsers for tags like italic, bold, small, and breakline. Features include URL parsing, scroll support with keyboard or mouse, and a simple custom HTML rendering engine.

Ruby on Rails Website

• Tools: Bootstrap, Stripe, ActiveRecord, Hirb, Ruby gems.
• Github: www.github.com/thefirstcomma/DevMatch

E-Commerce website mainly used for reference. Website is slow to initially load because Heroku. Course and code guidance was created by Rob from Upskill on "The Essential Web Developer Course". Do NOT put a card in, it'll likely charge it and nothing will occur after it.

NSF - Software Security Laboratory

• Award Info: NSF Project Award
• Tools: MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js, ADB, Nginx, AWS.

$170,000 project awarded by NSF for Android Software and Node.js. Scaled a local project onto AWS cloud, securing login pages and WebSockets using Load Balancers and Target Groups. Services used include Route53, EC2, and ACM. A reverse tunneling proxy was added to improve framerate by 300%.