"The main objective of this project was to learn React, RESTful APIs, continue JavaScript ES6 devolpment skills, fullstack devolpment, fullstack tools and technolgies, and UX/UI design skills. All of which are apart of this project."

Todoist Clone was built only using vanilla javascript and webpack. Project was made to solidify understanding of web development before building with frameworks (react, next.js, etc..).

Built a CRUD web application against an SQL store with a redis cache to navigate and manage core entities of the database using Spark Java and Velocity.

"Motivity was my first stab at UX/UI, full-stack/mobile development, while completely learning a whole new language from scratch. I used Adobe Xd to build low and high-fidelity prototypes, Swift for server-side, SwiftUI for client, and Google's NoSQL database - firebase. This project taught me many lessons 1.) I have zero interest in mobile development (but did spark my interest in full-stack development). 2.) Spend more time thinking about team communication and culture rather than just the product. 3.) Understanding software in the bigger picture of software development. I think a lot of CS majors worry about the code, features, and optimization. Which makes sense based the previous 4 years. Seeing how software works as a product sparked a love for programming that I've never had before."

"Created a fully programmable GUI and voice-to-text Tango robot using a raspberry pie and servo controller. Our task was to program a robot through its user interface to complete various actions and pathing through a maze. Used libraries such as Tkinter to build the GUI, Pyttsx3 for the voice commands, and python to run commands to the servo controller and Tango bot."

"A bitwise mapped and networked version of the gaming classic BattleShip, programmed in C."

"A handful of programs throughout my Professional B.S. - Computer Science degree at Montana State University. Project photo is my good friend Tali and I moments after giving our senior capstone presentation."