CUHackit Project (Spring 2021)
Simple website that allows users to view the odds of all possible hands on the next card turn in a game of Texas Hold 'Em
Hosted on an EC2 instance, we built an API for the website to communicate with to retrieve the odds for each possible hand
API built in on AWS Lambda in Python, connected to AWS API Gateway for communication
Won prize for best use of AWS and best domain name provided by Domain.com (TexasCode-em.tech)
Senior Capstone Project (Fall 2020)
I led a group that worked directly with SYNNEX to develop a fact-checking bot
Admin users are able to upload various documents that are then parsed by Azure's Cognitive Search
Our backend creates QnA pairs that allow the frontend chatbot to interact with a user either answer questions or correct statements
If the chatbot is not highly confident on the relevance of its response, the user can give feedback to help the chatbot learn
CUHackit Project (Spring 2020)
Unfinished project that was meant to keep track of available parking spaces on Clemson's campus
Radar.io was used to create geofences to mark off parking lots
When users with the app installed enter or leave a parking lot, a counter for the corresponding lot is incremented/decremented
Ran into several roadblocks that kept us from finishing, planning on picking it back up sometime in the future
CUHackit Project (Spring 2019)
VR cooking game that integrates with Amazon Alexa so players can interact with their voice in order to spawn items in-game
When a player spawns in the kitchen, they are greeted with a few choices of recipes
Once the player decides what they want to make, they tell Alexa and, along with spawning items, she gives instructions on how to cook the recipe
I worked on the server-side, creating a connection between the game and Alexa
Algorithms and Data Structures Class Project (Fall 2018)
Program that searches through text files for content that most closely matches the user's query
Utilizes Levenshtein Distance to find the "distance" between query and strings in files