Projects
Academic Projects
“Image-to-Image Translator” (Software Engineer)
“Image Classifier” (Data Analyst)
“Interactive Stock Comparison” (Data Scientist)
“Real Estate Advisor” (Data Scientist)
“A Politician’s Impact” (Full Stack Developer)
“3D Transportation Simulation”(Software Developer)
“2D Mathematical visualization” (Software Developer)
“School Registration System” (Data Scientist/Full Stack Developer)
Masters Project
“Image-to-Image Translator”
(Software Engineer)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(1/23-5/23)
Languages:
Python (Tensorflow, Tensorboard, Numpy, Matplotlib, Random, Glob).
Tools:
Google Colab, CIFAR 10 and AFHQ datasets
Developed an image-to-image translation application with the ability to learn the mapping between input and output images using a semi-supervised learning method.
Utilized the Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) model which consisted of a generator model and a discriminator model – the generator constructed images with a random latent vector space as input, and the discriminator was used to distinguish between authentic images stored in a database and the images constructed by the generator, classifying the images as either “Real” or “Fake.”
Masters Project
“Image Classifier”
(Data Analyst)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(1/23-5/23)
Languages:
Python (Tensorflow, Keras, Scikit-Learn, Pandas, Numpy, Matplotlib, Random)
Tools:
Google Colab, CIFAR 10 and CIFAR 100 datasets, Canva
Developed an image classifier based on a supervised learning model to categorize and label groups of pixels within an image based on patterns and textural characteristics.
Optimized validation accuracy by performing a comparison evaluation on multiple models to determine the ideal model for classifying images, which was further enhanced with data augmentation.
Masters Project
“Interactive Stock Comparison”
(Data Scientist)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(1/23-5/23)
Languages:
JavaScript (D3.js), HTML
Tools:
Observable
Developed an interactive dashboard utilizing the JavaScript D3.js library to display visualizations for users to evaluate and compare stocks allowing for more informed investment decisions.
Obtained stock market data from public data sources that extended over a one-year period, which was cleaned and manipulated for ingestion by the dashboard.
Masters Project
“Real Estate Advisor”
(Data Scientist)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(9/22-12/22)
Languages:
Python (Pandas, Numpy, Scikit-learn, Reverse geocoder, Matplotlib, Plotly)
Tools:
Google Colab, Tableau
Performed a statistical analysis of geographical and historical data relating to the locations, magnitudes, and types of natural disasters that resulted in property damage throughout the United States to calculate an overall risk score that could be referenced by home buyers, real estate developers, and insurers to make data-driven investment decisions
Collaborated with a team of analysts and engineers to identify, collect, and clean relevant data from a variety of public sources utilizing a variety of advanced ETL techniques and open-source tools
Compiled the results of our analysis and utilized an interactive data visualization tool (Tableau) to summarize our findings
Senior Project
Constituent User and Multiple Representative Priorities Comparison
“A Politician’s Impact”
(Full Stack Developer)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(9/21-4/22)
Languages:
Python / Django (web framework), SQL, HTML, CSS, JSON, JQuery, JavaScript
Tools:
SQLite, Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Docker
Worked with five team members to develop an interactive web application designed to display political statistics on voters and elected officials to help these groups understand similarities, areas of interest, and other priorities.
Designed all front-end features of the application with interactive visualizations connected to a SQLite database using Python, Django, HTML, CSS, JSON and JQuery.
Presented final project before peers, evaluators, and stakeholders, demonstrating features and functionality
Simulations Project
“3D Transportation Simulation”
(Software Developer)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA (10/21-12/21)
Languages:
C++ / OpenGL
Tools:
Microsoft Visual Studio, Maya 2022, GIMP 2
Developed an application using C++, OpenGL, Maya and GIMP 2 to generate an interactive graphical simulation of a simplified street intersection with multiple views, control logic for traffic signals, and surveillance cameras to monitor compliance with traffic rules and respond when rules were violated.
Created custom OBJ models with modified textures, billboards with simple geometry and texture mapping, and added the ability to take photos of the scene using an imaging pipeline.
Simulations Project
“2D Mathematical visualization”
(Software Developer)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(9/21-10/21)
Languages:
C++ / OpenGL
Tools:
Microsoft Visual Studio
Developed an application using C++ / OpenGL to produce an interactive mathematical visualization for the theoretical probability density functions (pdf) and histograms of existing input data
Mathematical entities performed input analyses to examine connections among distinctive objects and yield visualizations.
Database Concepts Project
“School Registration System”
(Data Scientist/Full Stack Developer)
Old Dominion University - Norfolk, VA
(1/21-4/21)
Languages:
JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL
Tools:
MySQL, Notepad++, VIM, GitHub
Worked with a team of three computer science students to develop a registration system for courses and after-school activities with user authentication and row level security features.
Designed a web portal with a course registration page, showing regular and after-school courses, instructors, scheduled meeting times, historical data, and features for page navigation.
Developed a database schema to store user data and security configurations for all entities.
Personal Projects
TechTogether Seattle Hackathon:
“ConnectVR”
(Virtual Reality)
TechTogether Seattle Hackathon -
(1/22- 1/24/21)
Languages:
C#, HTML, CSS
Tools:
Unity, echoVR, Brackets, Google Sites, GitHub
Worked with a group of four participants to develop a virtual education workspace allowing teachers the ability to provide instruction directly to students.
Recognized by the company, echoAR, and the judges, as the "Best AR/VR Hack" and the "Ultimate Failed Hack"
Best AR/VR Hack
Requirements: For this challenge, build the best AR/VR application using the echoAR platform! The only rule is that you must use the echoAR platform.
The Ultimate Failed Hack
Requirements: This prize is for the team who dreamed big and failed hard
Data Science & Analytics:
Database Concepts (design & management of data)
Data Science
Data Visualization
Machine Learning
Data Analytics & Big Data
Information Visualization
Programming:
Problem Solving & Programming I/II
Object-Oriented Programming
Software Engineering
Data Structures & Algorithms
Advanced Topics:
Professional Workforce Development I/II (Senior Project)
Artificial Intelligence
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Unix for Programmers
Simulations:
Discrete Event Simulations
Simulation Software Design
Computer Graphics and Visualizations
Computer Theory:
Discrete Structures
Theoretical Computer Science
Computational Methods & Software