Hello world! I am a graduating Senior at the University of Vermont and will graduate with a minor in Computer Science. My
completed Computer Science coursework includes:
Intermediate Programming (Java)
Advanced Programming (C++)
Software Engineering (Python)
Computer Programming (Python)
Discrete Structures
Data Structures & Algorithms (C++)
Included in my Python portfolio are two programs I developed individually or in a team for Software Engineering in Fall 2021. Clue, a group project, is a playable GUI version of the boardgame "Clue". The game enforces all "Clue" rules and allows the player to compete against two computer players. Cocktail finder is an individual project that takes a list of cocktail ingredients as input, compares it to a csv file of cocktail recipes, and outputs all cocktails the user can make with the inputted ingredients.
Included in my C++ portfolio are three programs I completed individually. The first, 3D Graphics, is a guided project that displays a cube that will expand, shrink, move along the xyz axes, and rotate. The second is an open-ended project based on the New York Time's spelling bee game. The program generates seven random unique letters and compiles a list of all words (in a dictionary csv file) that can be written with them. The letters are displayed via GUI, the user enters valid words, and the score and all possible words are displayed when finished. The third is an open-ended individual graphics program that displays a running landscape that the user may change with keystrokes and cursor movements.
I have included one Java program in my portfolio: a GUI Boggle game. The program is based on the Boggle word game; a random grid of letters are displayed, the user clicks on the letter tiles to spell words, and receives a score when complete.
