Projects

A web application that allows users to analyze detailed data for districts in US states with the goal of determining if incumbents were disadvantaged due to the 2022 redistricting in mind.

React and MUI was used to create a clean GUI that laid out complex data in an easy-to-digest format.

Data was gathered from multiple sources and processed using Stony Brook's SeaWulf, a high performance computing cluster.

This was the final project for CSE 416 (Software Engineering).

A simple space-themed evasion game co-developed with friends using Wolfie2D, a custom game engine built for Stony Brook students.

Featuring custom gameplay, art, and music!

This was the final project for CSE 380 (2D Game Development).

A small web app to view the stats of your characters in the game Honkai: Star Rail.

A web application that allows users to sign up and login; create posts with tags, comments; upvote and downvote; view profiles; and search by text.

Developed using React, NodeJS, and MySQL.

This was the final project for CSE 316 (Intro to Software Development).

A collaborative project where we trained a model on a large dataset of Amazon reviews to predict the number of stars a review is. We compared the model metrics when the problem was posed as a classification vs. regression problem.

This was the final project for CSE 354 (Natural Language Processing).