This project for CST438: Software Engineering is a Software Requirements Specification for a mobile-based ride-sharing application.

SuperUber is a mobile-based ride-sharing platform designed to streamline on-demand transportation by connecting customers and drivers through a robust, cloud-hosted backend. The system manages the entire ride lifecycle—from initial request and real-time price estimation to arrival, pickup, and completion. Key features include:

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This data science project for CST383: Introduction to Data Science investigates the relationship between a satellite’s physical characteristics and its intended mission. By developing a predictive model to categorize satellites into six primary classes, the study demonstrated that specific mission types are strongly tied to distinct orbital patterns. Key achievements include:

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This research paper for CST462S explores the effects of GPS technology on the spatial awareness and cognitive mapping abilities of younger individuals, particularly in the context of their everyday navigation and understanding of the environment. Key areas of investigation include:

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I recently built a smart mirror using a Raspberry Pi 4 and a two-way mirror. The project is uses MagicMirror² software, which provides a customizable interface for displaying information like time, weather, news.

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I built my first smart mirror using a Raspberry Pi 3+ and an old monitor I have lying around a year ago. After the PI stopped working I opened it back up to figure out why it stopped working. In process of doing so I accidentally shorted the 110V circuit and the circuit breaker in my apartment tripped. So I basically fried the monitor and PI so opted to start over with a newer monitor.

The original build using an old 720p monitor, which fit perfectly in the frame!

I’ll be posting the new monitor build soon, but wanted to share my original build for funsies. I do miss how the old monitor fit perfectly in the frame I had, but the viewing angle was terrible.

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This algorithm project focuses on the implementation and formal analysis of the Floyd–Warshall algorithm to solve the all-pairs shortest path problem. It demonstrates the power of dynamic programming in optimizing pathfinding within complex, weighted directed graphs. This project features:

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I’ll be moving to using Jekyll to display my static pages and organize my posts. I was thinking of Node.js with express but Jekyll will do all that I need.

Roadmap V3

• Display pages using Jekyll
• All posts displayed on the main page, and tagged with categories like csumb, project name, etc.
• Project-related posts will show on the main page and on the project itself.

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Culinary Otter is a user-friendly web application designed for students and home cooks seeking culinary inspiration. It allows users to:

• Search for recipes using an external database.
• View recipe details, including ingredients and instructions.
• Create user accounts to save favorite recipes.
• Create customized recipes from recipe lists.
• Manage personalized lists of favorite recipes.
• Retrieve saved recipes for later use.
• Enjoy food images provided via an external API.

The project combines a robust backend, external APIs, and a polished front end to deliver a seamless culinary experience.

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I’ve been working on improving the structure and design of my website to make it more user-friendly and visually appealing.

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This is the initial setup for the Test Project. It includes basic configurations and layout testing.

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Hope y’all enjoy the website refresh! I’ve been messing with CSS styles and figuring out ways of styling this blog. I’m glad I was able to finish my little roadmap below. I think the next steps to improve the site will be:

Roadmap V2

• Create a project template page.
• Create a project roadmap template (HTML/Markdown format page of some sort).
• Decide if I really want to use Node.js Jekyll to create a blog, or stick with hard coding.
• …and whatever comes to mind.

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This networking project involved the design and implementation of a virtualized network environment and a distributed chat application. It demonstrates proficiency in low-level networking, routing protocols, and socket programming. Key features include:

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This research presentation provides an in-depth look at the diverse landscape of undergraduate research. The project focuses on identifying high-impact opportunities for students to engage with emerging technologies and academic inquiry. This presentation covers:

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This database project focuses on the design and implementation of a relational system tailored for pharmacy operations. It supports the tracking of patient health records, medication distribution, and financial costs. This project includes:

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The Pill Hub App is a user-centric mobile application designed to simplify medication adherence and health management. It provides a robust set of tools for users to stay organized and informed about their prescriptions. It allows users to:

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This research project explores the impact of quantum computing on cryptography and cybersecurity. It provides an overview of quantum computing, its potential applications in cryptography, and the challenges it poses to traditional encryption methods. This project covers:

• Quantum Basics: Explained the foundational principles of quantum computing and its computational power.
• Cryptographic Threats: Highlighted the specific threats quantum processors pose to current RSA and ECC encryption.
• Quantum-Safe Solutions: Discussed emerging post-quantum cryptographic algorithms and standards.
• Cybersecurity Adaptation: Emphasized the urgency of transitioning to quantum-resistant communication protocols.

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