Web Development
HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Node.js, MySQL
Using these languages and tools, I develop anything from simple static sites to responsive, full stack web applications.
About Me
Who I Am?
Hey everyone! I am a rising senior in high school from the Greater Chicago Area. I am also an avid computer programmer that is skilled in many aspects of Computer Science, from the coding to the theory. I create products for the mobile and web platforms, which include websites, apps, simulations, bots, games, and other cool programs. Currently, I am learning how to develop and apply different types of algorithms, from AI & ML models to backtracking and recursive solutions.
In addition to coding, I like to share my knowledge with others. I do this through teaching opportunities at my high school, by posting coding articles on Medium, and by posting educational YouTube videos on computer science. My goals are to major in Computer Science & Artifical Intelligence in college and publish a book/paper in the future.
In my free time, I love participating in hackathons and math contests. I also enjoy traveling, exploring, and taking pictures of different national parks. Whenever I'm not coding, I can be found playing basketball, playing video games, or catching up on the latest comic books.
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App Development
Swift, Xcode, Firebase, Android Studio
I develop multi-screen iOS. This involves database management, responsive UI, user authentication, and more.
Artificial Intelligence
Python, Keras, Tensorflow, Octave, C#
I develop a variety of AI and ML models, from genetic algorithms to Image & Facial Recognition, Reinforcement Learning, & Image and Text Generation.
Game Development
Unity, C#, Java, JavaFX, jMonkeyEngine
I develop multi-platform games, complete with graphics, controls, and user customization.
Collaboration & Presentation
Git, Github, Figma, Slack, Google Slides
I use Git for version control and Github, Figma, Slack, and Google Slides for team projects.
Photo Editing
Gimp, Snapseed
I create graphics and icons for my games and apps. I also do basic photoshop and edit real-life photography.
Video Editing
iMovie, Lightworks, ActivePresenter
I record and edit animated YouTube Videos using these tools.
Writing
Medium
I write published posts and articles for the Internet, mostly tutorials.
Experience
Teens Take On COVID Lead Organizer
Currently organizing a COVID-themed hackathon for high school students, set to start May 18th.
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Code211 Organizer
An annual hackathon for school district, which I helped organize & lead in 2019/2020.
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Conant Hack Club Co-Founder
Co-founded a coding club for my high school, which is part of The Hack Club.
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Midwest Math Circle Web Intern
Currently manage the website for Midwest Math Circle, a nonprofit that furthers students' math knowledge.
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CompSci Kids Teacher
Currently teach a 7th & 8th grade classroom for Comp Sci Kids, a nonprofit that exposes younger kids to computer science.
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My Projects
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WWDC Swift Student Challenge 2020
My submission to the WWDC 2020 Swift Student Challenge: An interactive maze solvable using block code, targeting towards young students that are learning computer science and coding for the first time. The goal of the maze is to collect soap and a mask and then beat the COVID-19 character. At the end, there's even tips on coding and staying healthy!
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COVID-HEAL
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I helped create a website that targets quarantined people and remote workers. The website involves a face touch reminder, live news and statistics, and memes! The website was one of the winners in the EUvsVirus hackathon, a Pan-European hackathon with over 2000 submissions.
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Air Notability
This python program allows you to draw letters in the air with a marker through the power of Image Processing and Deep Learning. Created for one of our final projects for the Conant Hack Club.
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The Right Hand Rule Game
This is a physics game for the right hand rule, which is used in Magnetism. Great for students to test out their skills.
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Parallel Plate Simulation
This is a physics simulation on electrostatics, specifically parallel plates. It's a great visual for students.
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Item Scanner Prototype
For my school district's hackathon, I created a barcode scanning app in python. Any item with a barcode can be scanned and saved in a SQL database.
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Breakout Neat Video
Summary: Used the NEAT algorithm to evolve an AI to beat Atari Breakout
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Word Search Solver Video
Summary: Created a word search solving web app for students
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Word Search Solver
A web app geared towards struggling students that solves word search puzzles using machine learning . Won 2nd Place at the District Level in the Congressional App Challenge.
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Calculus Cracker
A web app that uses a login system and AI to keep track and solve calculus problems. Main feature is its handwritting recognition, done by a convolutional neural network. My final project for the first semester of Mobile Apps.
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SmartDraw
Given three topics, you have to draw them well enough for the trained neural network to guess what the drawing is. If it guesses it, you earn points. Else, you lose! The AI for the game was trained using neural networks created from scratch.
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AshayNEAT
My implementation of the NEAT algorithm, with all the code needed to add to your projects. In two different languages!
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Vector Components
A basic website that turns a vector's magnitude and direction into components. Helpful in the famous "Vector Draft!"
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Interactive Rube Goldberg
An interactive rube goldberg that makes a basketball shot, written in matter.js. Made with some other students in my cs class.
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GrinAI
A convolutional neural network that classifies grins on a person, implemented in a Twitter Bot and a realtime video camera. Made during a 21 hour hackathon (HackSTL 2019).
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Sunglasses Twitter Bot
A twitter bot written in Node.js that retweets images of people with sunglasses #twittersunglassbot
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Connect 4 AI
Connect 4 with the Minimax algorithm. Can go up to a depth of 8, and the heuristic function is based on the number of winning moves.
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Polygon Creator
A website where you can create polygons of all types, including those with 100 sides.
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Python Bot for AimBooster
A python bot that will play aimbooster (a mouse aim training website) for you. All you need to do is click run, watch, and hope the bot isn't too fast for your computer (meaning it clicks too fast).
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Thin Lines
Given a graph, you must create a path from the green dot to the red dot. However, your path must be the thinnest, else your health will decrease. See how long you can last!
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NeuroRun
This was my second semester final project. I used the NEAT algorithm to beat my version of the popular game Run.
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Solving XOR
Mini project showing how backpropagation, a type of gradient descent and one of the many supervised learning algorithms, can turn a neural network into the XOR function.
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Colored Cubes
This is a sorting game involving ordering each side of a cube in lightness and darkness. Tap and swap the tiles as fast as you can, but remember there are hints if it gets too hard. Most importantly, be able to see what colors are dark and light.
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Doodle Neat Video
Summary: Used the NEAT algorithm to evolve an AI to beat Doodle Jump
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Doodle Neat
This is my second project with the NEAT algorithm, which is a combination of neural networks and genetic algorithms. The project combines Doodle Jump with the learning algorithm to jump as high as possible.
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Flappy Neat
This is a combination of Flappy Bird with an AI. The AI is made by the NEAT algorithm, which is a combination of neural networks and genetic algorithms. This was my submission to the 2019 D211 Hackathon project, and won 1st place in the Advanced division.
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Hex Game
Using dijkstra's algorithm, recursion and a bunch of hashmaps, I created a solid AI for the game Hex. There also is a 2 player option.
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Colorful Bacteria Simulation
This was my first semester final project for the class AP Computer Science A (also known as AP Java). I applied genetics to a population of bacteria and watched them evolve.
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Brainy Aliens
Brainy Aliens is a classic shooter type game, but with a twist. The targets, aliens, are able to get smarter at dodging your bullets through the combination of the genetic algorithm and neural networks. Play the game to see this in action!
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Rock Paper Scissors AI
I created an AI for rock paper scissors that can determine the user's patterns and predict the next move.
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Hoop Swish
Hoop Swish is a basketball shooting game where you compete against the AI to see who can make the most shots. With basic drag and release controls and powerups, anyone can play this game with ease.
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Othello AI
Also known as Reversi, two players try to dominate the board with your own color. Flip the other player's tiles and take control of corners in this strategy based game. This version involves an AI that knows every possible move and is unbeatable(most of the time)!
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The Knapsack Game
Based off of the famous knapsack problem, this iOS game is about filling your own knapsack with the most gems without dying. Beware, as it is a competition between other miners who can solve the problem using a genetic algorithm!
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Traveling Salesman Problem
Play around with a random and circular mode to see how long it takes for an optimal solution to be found.
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Tic Tac Toe AI
This version of the classic game involves an AI that is unbeatable, and the only way to win is to not play at all. However, don't discourage yourself from playing, as you never know what might happen!
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Blocky Chase
This maze solving game involves you scrambling to find the exit to the maze before the skull catches you, while narrowly avoiding different tiles. This iOS game is a fun challenge for all!
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Tweet Keyword Analyzer
This program takes live tweets from Twitter and makes use of text mining to figure out words related most to popular topics, such as Trump or Basketball.
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Risk - Card Game
This was my final project for the class AP Computer Science Principles. It's quick paced and provides entertainment to all!
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Grade Calculator
Made for District 211's Infinite Campus Portal, this website allows for students to find out their actual grades, different from the confusing percent system Campus has.
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Finals Calculator
This calculator will tell you the grade you must get on finals in order to get a certain overall grade.
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Frogger
This was my one of my projects for the class AP Computer Science Principles. Same rules as the actual arcade game and just as fun!
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Hangman
This was my one of my projects for the class AP Computer Science Principles. Hangman with some themes and a multiplayer option!
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Infinity Cubes
Basic yet difficult, this game goes on till infinity as every piece of food you collect increases the number of obstacles. Guide your ball on the board as you try to beat this unbeatable game!
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Cell Made Of?
One of my first HTML/CSS/JS projects, made for my 7th grade biology class. Click to see what a cell is made up of.
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