One of my first programming projects that I worked on was a Java Project that showcased a variation of the ConnectFour game.
Together -my close friend and I-wanted to design a ConnectFour game with unique elements such as a custom winning screen, sound effects, and unique powerups
to make the game as different yet fun as possible. Not only was this project super fun to work on and implement, working on this
project helped me learn more about utilizing various classes (Graphics and MouseEvent), working in a team setting, and solidify my understanding
on matrices. In the near future, I hope to design a brand new game from scratch through any programming language. It may be a new variation of a popular game
I grew up playing or it could a brand new project that is original and unique. I would also like to explore machine learning and cloud whenever I learn more about
these topics. Click the github icon below for the ConnectFour Project.
Twin Primes Project
During this summer, I was assigned to work on a project known as the "Twin Primes" project. After learning more about Java classes, collections, and Java's GUI Interface in my CSCE314 class,
I was given the task of creating a GUI Interface that displayed all the possible twin primes 'N' number of times according to the user's input. Although this was an individual project, implementing the project
made me realize how detailed and complex coding a project can be. One mistake that I did not catch early on could've led to endless amounts of errors, and all the logic had to be implemented for the GUI Interface to even display
the correct output. Although this project seemed difficult at first and didn't showcase the best GUI Interface to display all the outputs, I had fun figuring out all the mistakes I made along the way, which in the long run helped me become a
better programmer. Click the github icon below for the TwinPrimes Project.
