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Tech lead for SPEND cross functional team since Jan 2020; notable work including...
RTB Systems sub-team; notable work including...
This is an application I made with Albert Hu, Terry Tsai, Jack Chou, Kenneth Lam, and Arlan Jaska for CS169.
Work Done:
Planned and designed an online interface for professors to define submission requirements and for students to submit final projects for display purposes. Met biweekly with a non-technical client from the UC Berkeley Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation to refine user stories and follow Agile development procedures.Implemented models to organize projects, users, submissions, and requirements RESTfully.
See our demo website here. (Only works if you have a CalNet username and passphrase.)
This is a game I made with Austin Shyu, Calvin Lu, and Tracy Lee for QGCon 2014.
Responsibilities:
Story-writing, GUI design and layout, scheduling, goal-setting, managing the repository, writing up the readme, and presenting at QGCon 2014.
Game Overview:
Our game is a slice-of-life visual novel with the player experiencing daily struggles through the lens of a queer student. As you navigate through the challenges in life and school, you'll find yourself in battle with metaphorical monsters and fight with challenge-specific attacks to overcome the obstacle in your day. Plan your attacks wisely to maximize your happiness and well-being, but don't forget about your grades, too!
Download the game here.
Watch the presentation given by the student workshop groups here.
This was my final project for CS10 that I made with Christine Rickansrud and Tobin Holcomb.
Summary:
The class was primarily taught in BYOB (Build Your Own Blocks), an extension of MIT's Scratch, and we were given the opportunity to program a Finch robot using the online version of BYOB, called Snap!. (At this time, BYOB and Snap! are one and the same, but previously, BYOB was a separate piece of software.)
Watch our final video here.
A short story inspired by James Joyce's "Dubliners". Originally a school assignment, this was ultimately published in The Marble Collection's Spring 2012 edition (page 22).
A song written and composed by me, this was published in The Marble Collection's Winter 2012 edition (page 33).
My first piece accepted into The Marble Collection. It was published in The Marble Collection's Winter 2011 edition (page 54). The song was originally written for a band I was in, but I adapted it for voice-only in this recording.