Fridge Buddy

Node.js | Java | Firebase

FridgeBuddy is a computer vision application used to detect food items and recommend recipes using modern recipe API’s. My role on this project was "Database Specialist" and my main responsibility was maintaining a Firebase database to securely store user input and account information. With FridgeBuddy, you can create and manage a Fridge, join an existing Fridge, update your Fridge inventory manually or by taking a picture of your food items, and track expiration dates so food never goes to waste! The project was implemented in a 10-person agile group and work was done remotely using GitHub version control. Android Studio was used to write code and display the application on an emulator. The front-end was written in Java and the backend used a Node.js server. The Microsoft Azure API was used to scan food items, while the Spoonacular API was used to recommend recipes.

Circus Frenzy

C++ | OpenGl

Circus Frenzy is an arcade style game where the user must reach their objective without being captured by Bongo, a killer clown, using classic WASD + mouse first person movement controls. The game ends when Bongo reaches the player, or the player reaches the police car at the far end of the street. This game relies heavily on lighting techniques to create a creepy atmosphere. Some of the technical features displayed throughout this project include first person camera control, particle effects, bump mapping, bloom/halo effects, and shadow mapping. This project was completed in a 2-person group with equal efforts towards creativity and coding.

CSE 3 Class Website

HTML | CSS | JavaScript

This website was created in CSE 3 and is hosted through UCSD acsweb servers. When you reach the website, click on the CSE 3 link to be taken to a directory of projects that I worked on throughout the quarter.

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