Powered by Google's GoEmotions and TensorFlow, 5 different ML models were trained and tested as part of a larger goal to expand NLP sentiment analysis techniques beyond 'positive/negative'.

Created as part of my CS 555 Agile Methodologies class, Truth Serum is a lie detector app built with React.js, MongoDB, and Python, all with Agile methodologies. It takes in .csv 02_data from EEG equipment and compares it against an ML-model. Truths/lies can be organized into separate detections, which can then be organized into separate sessions. If results are incorrect, it triggers the model to retrain with the new 02_data.

Created as part of my CS 546 Web Programming class, BarterBuddy is a fully functional web server with support for user registration/login, image hosting, item creation, trading, and so much more.

A.K.A. the very site you're on right now! Created originally with raw HTML, CSS, and minimal JS, it was rebuilt from the ground up using a modern JS framework for ease of use, accessability, and server-side-rendering.

a11y? is a web platform (developed by friends and I for CS-554) allowing users to review the accessibility of physical locations to aid disabled individuals. It is built on top of Next.js and deployed with Docker, with user authentication/authorization controlled by Firebase, ensuring secure and scalable functionality.

Propositions Live is a program designed to parse, interpret, and evaluate logical propositions and propositional statements. Programmed in Java, it is designed to take in propositional statements from the user, and either detect and point out any syntax errors, or evaluate the given propositional statement.

The Death Machine is a 16-bit ARMv8 CPU using C++ to parse assembly instructions & user-input as well as Logisim Evolution to simulate execution of the instructions. This project was created in conjunction with Clare O'Brien for our class in Computer Architecture and Organization.