Programming Projects
Collection of Coding Projects
MY PHOTO WIZARD
Required for students in the yearlong Artificial Intelligence class, I developed a project to showcase what I had learned in the fall semester of the online class. Wanting to dive into the field of image sorting, I developed a machine-learning image classification model designed to take a batch of photos and sort them into categories.
Read the PDF report here
Check out the GitHub repository here
7 LITTLE WORDS
Students in the post-AP Advanced Topic Python class developed their own rendition of the popular game Seven Little Words. We brainstormed our own prompts, crafted clues, and developed code that would work for words with a variety of lengths.
Check out the GitHub repository here
TEXT TO SPEECH
Tasked with finding an online Tkinter GUI tutorial and making it their own, Advanced Topics students were free to design what they wished. I decided to follow a tutorial for a desktop text-to-speech app (found here) but give it my own spin -- adding voices and accents from all over the world. I downloaded a total of eight different Microsoft-supported voices and loaded them into my app for different listening experiences.
Check out the GitHub repository here
MY VAC APP
The 2023 theme for the annual HackUA was GreenHack - Technological Innovation for a Sustainable Future. With the task of developing a product solution around the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals, my team decided to look at Goal #3 - Ensure Healthy Lives and Promote Well-Being For All. We created an app with the goal of reducing the data-supported gaps in immunization coverage, providing an affordable and accessible way for families to access all their vaccine information.
Explore our presentation here
Check out the GitHub repository here
WEATHER APP
As our final chapter project for a lesson centered around dictionaries, accumulating results, and basic operations, Advanced Topics students were tasked with developing a weather app to function with any input.
Check out the GitHub repository here
SQL PROJECT
As our final Advanced Topics unit, we looked into a completely new side of computer science: relational database management systems, or, more specifically, SQL. We were tasked with designing our own system and developing the links between them to update and retrieve data.
WELFARE CALCULATOR SIMULATOR
As part of our yearlong Discovery Paper on Poverty in AP Language & Composition, students were tasked with developing a creative presentation to showcase their topic. Since my topic focused on the dangers of algorithm implementation in government welfare programs, I decided to craft an HTML page to mimic the very thing I was researching.
Check out the GitHub repository here
Read research paper here