Immerse in a fantastically recreated world of 19th-cetury America and experience history through exciting slay-the-spire style hero combats.

A 3D real-time strategy game themed in Franco Prussian War. Employed a multi-agent RL model to simulate the skirmish battlefield tactic of 19th-century.

During the summer, I developed a multiplayer player versus player (PvP) treasure hunt game. Originally designed as a tool for learning Spanish, the game has evolved into a fully-realized PvP experience.

During the pandemic, I conceptualized a live coding sharing tool that could be used in classrooms. The idea was to create a platform where teachers could code live and students could ask questions, as an alternative to traditional whiteboard teaching. I approached my computer science teachers with the idea, but found it challenging to market the concept effectively.

During a hackathon, I collaborated with Lemon Foxmere to create a project for Think Care Act. Our task was to develop an app that enabled users to evaluate themselves. We brainstormed an idea that involved a multiplayer evaluation feature, which we thought would be a fun feature. Lemon focused on creating an attractive user interface, while I worked on developing the networking and backend code for the project.

After growing tired of constantly switching between tabs while trying to take notes during YouTube lecture videos, I set out to create a solution. I developed a website that automatically formats notes and enables users to take notes while watching videos. This approach allows for more effective learning through video lectures while simplifying the note-taking process.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult for people to share their innovative ideas and discoveries with their communities through traditional in-person gatherings. In response to this challenge, I developed an app called "House of Curiosity" that enables users to post keynote seminar schedules for other members of their community. This app is designed to bring together a diverse range of individuals, including history buffs, musicians, geeks, and anyone else interested in sharing their fascinating discoveries and ideas. It even won a $1000 prize!