Work Experience
Identity Management Office
The Identity Management Office at Texas A&M is my current part-time student employment. In addition to customer service, data collection and entry, I have had the opportunity to utilize my Python coding skills in real, tangible projects that the office uses. My sophomore year I learned Selenium Automation and coded Python scripts using that technology in order to automate testing for our flagship websites. Most recently I have been reviewing code and writing unittests for data-feed scripts that contain information on all affiliates of Texas A&M University.
Projects
Music Penguin
Music Penguin is a web application that acts as an all-ecompassing music hub where music enthusiast can look up artists and get information on upcoming concerts, other recommended artists and recent twitter activity of the searched artist. It uses the Spotify, Twitter and BandsInTown API to create an interactive experience for the user. I developed this project on a team of 4 for a school project.
Restaurant Menu GUI
Using Java, NetBeans and a PostgreSQL database, my team created a self-updating restuarant menu where both customer and manager entities can make modifications to the menu inventory by ordering food or ordering a resupply. We created the backend code in Java using the appropriate commands and conneted the backend to the frontend GUI that was developed using NetBeans.
Weekly Schedule Tracker
This is a Python script where the user can input a time of day (in any format) and the program prints out what class I am at or if I am free. It is also another personal project in order to learn and utilize Python libraries. (Upgrade: I am looking to store my courses in a database instead of hard coding them)
Merkle Tree Assignment
Working in a 2 person team for an assignment, we built a Java program that utilized the Merkle Tree data structure and does data verification on a given input file. There are options to input data to the tree, delete data entries or validate entries. It was mainly to familiarize ourselves with a Merkle Tree structure.
Youtube Channel
{Exception Thrown} is a Youtube channel I created in April 2020. The premise of my channel is to show what coding projects and assignments actually look like through the perspective of a college student. My main goal is to give viewers a realistic look at the day-to-day of solving a coding problem.
