Dandy Hacks is an annual hackathon at the University of Rochester. Google and FactSet were the two sponsors offering additional awards for teams that best completed their challenge. My team created a web app called "Whip"; serving as a tool for Lyft drivers to plan out their most profitable work schedules. Culminating in us walking away as the recipients of both awards.
A mobile messaging app developed a couple years ago during the summer after my sophomore year. Pioneering truly ground breaking features such as adding new contacts by QR code and providing audio confirmation upon success voiced by DJ Khaled.
Translates a C program into a smaller subset of C, resembling assembly styled code. The same project was done in both OCaml and in Python providing identical functionality.
A compiler that reduces C programs to 3 address code, identifies basic blocks in 3 address code, and ultimately generates a control flow graph. Using the control flow graph, I applied local value numbering to remove redundant operations within basic blocks.
A neural net trained to identify handwritten digits written in Java entirely from scratch. Training and testing data was obtained from the publicly available MNIST database.