Projects

Below is a collection of some of my proudest papers
and programming projects.

Papers

Energy Poverty and Human Rights: A Candle of Hope for Mankind

Addresses the missing link between the international economic gap
and deprivation of human rights in impoverished regions via a holistic
literature review and multi-country analysis

What is the Relationship between Justice and Law?

Elucidates the distance between law and justice through
looking at historical precedents of Jim Crow laws, court cases,
along with contemporary inequity

Exploring Turing's Argument: Can Machines Think?

Evaluates Alan Turing's argument of whether machines can
think within the framework of modern artificial intelligence.



Programming Projects

Personal Portfolio Website

The website you are viewing has been entirely developed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I first began looking through online tutorials, but the most learning happened when I tried to add custom features and fix errors by myself.

CedarStone Website Development

In collaboration with the Corporate Identity(CI) designer, I have contributed to developing the homepage for a start-up business consulting firm. I supported the software development process, ensuring the website effectively conveys the company's identity.

King of the Pacific (15112 Term Project)

In my game 'King of the Pacific', the user can play an online version of Battleship
board game with ‘AI’, or an algorithm, of different levels of difficulty. Each
side starts with 5 ships, and the first side to sink each other's ships wins.

Avoid The Rush (Hack 112)

The goal of this game is to move nearby cars, trucks, and buses to free the red car. The red car is stuck in traffic. User can choose the level of difficulty (easy, medium, hard) of the game. The red car should reach the exit within the stated number of moves. Developed in 24 hours with my team for a hackathon.