Some Code/Projects I've Written

I grew up being fascinated by the technology around me. After I got my first Arduino, I would spend hours trying to understand C. I had alot of fun doing that and decided that Engineering/Software is where I want to be.

Projects

• Digital History Curriculum
  An Open-Source introductory data science curriculum for people with a Non-Techincal background. This curriculum is currently being implemented at the Humanties College of California State University, Fullerton.

• Neuro Art
  Following the footseps of many people who were curious to build their own implementation and deployment we designed our web application to allow people who want to test out Neural Style Transfer. Alongside inquisitiveness and diving into the structure of NST our application also lets users leverage its power to create beautiful art through a varity of paintings. Try it out!

• Drowsy Detector
  A drowsy detector for drivers on trips. If the camera detects drowsiness it quickly alerts the user and suggests/reroutes to rest stops or gas stations open nearby.

• Rex Run
  An endless runner made during a hackathon sprint. Although, game design is not my cup of tea

Workshops

• Introduction to Data Science
  A simple easy to follow introduction to programming for data science/analysis. The topics covered are Python, DataFrames with Pandas and a tutorial using the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade dataset.

• Introduction to Robotics and Deep learning
  This workshop talks about implementing Deep learning on Inertial Measurment Unit (IMU) data in order to classify gestures and using the model in Unity 3D. Topics covered are data processing, Feeding data to a Neural Network and evaluating models. The dataset used can be found here.

Tools I built to assist me in my projects.

• Excel Bulk Processor
  An all in one program to help convert and process Excel files/sheets to formatted and custom csv files.