GitHub

Here is an overview of my projects on Github

Mountain Meter

Mountain Meter is a rapid prototype for my Mobile Development Course project. It gathers sensor data from Apple's CoreMotion Library and contextualizes the data in a way that benefits active users. The app gathers data about the users activity (flights of stairs ascended, distance travelled) and compares it to real world activities. So for example, the user can compare the flights of stairs they've ascended in the past week to the height of Mount Everest.

Beta Code Notification

Beta Code Notification is a weekend project I created using Python and the Twitter API to notify followers when a new beta program becomes available. I always found myself missing out on the oppurtunities, and never found a reliable way to stay informed. The project scrapes a well known video game website that has a beta test news section, my bot parses the feed, stores new info in a SQLite3 database, and another script comes along and posts the new betas to the twitter account.

Amy Bot

Amy bot is a reddit bot that uses the Reddit API to gather the stream of comments on the Reddit site. It parses all content searching for amazon links posted by the sites users, and then replies back to the users with a shortened version of the URL and also a Amazon Smile version of the link as well. The script also records some meta data about the user, and particular section of the site the link was posted to into an sqlite3 database.

Schecule Checker

Schedule Checker is a Python script that will notify a user via email that an FSU class is available. The project uses the Selenium framework to log on to the site and navigate the page, and uses beautifulsoup4 to scrape the html, and then parses the data. This project stemmed from my frustrations of having to continuously check if a Python class had an available seat open. It can now be used by any student to check if any course is available.

Draftr

Draftr was a project for my Software Engineering course in Fall 2015. It's designed to be a tool for casual fantasy football players to easily and quickly track football stats from the past five years. The website used Python along with the Django framework to communicate with the PostgreSQL database(provided by the open source project nfldb) to retrieve live statistics from games across the country.

Marquis Challenge

During my internship at Marquis Software, they posed to all of their employees the question:

What is the probability that at least 6 out of 60 people have a birthday in the same 10 day period?
I solved this with a simple Java program that calculated the correct answer, and as a result won the challenge.

Student Internship Application

SICP is a student internship web application geared specifically toward FSU students. It was a project for my Database Theory class in Fall 2015 at FSU. Its purpose is to serve as a user friendly environment for companies and FSU students to better pursue internship oppurtunities. The website was created with Python and the Flask framework to communicate with the SQLite database.