Do List Do List is not just any other to-do list app. It accepts information about the priority and estimated time of completion for each of your tasks. Then, when you’re feeling productive, simply enter in the amount of time … Continue reading
Graph Cycle Detector
In this project I wrote a program to construct a graph from a source file, and then look for cycles (connection loops) around a specified vertex (very difficult to find just by looking at the raw data). In my case, the … Continue reading
Binary Search Tree Comparison
In this school project, my professor Dr. Thomas VanDrunen wrote 3 different implementations of binary search tree, and my task was to formulate a question about their relative performance, write a test to answer my question, and then report on … Continue reading
Zombie Command Center (image)
In this project my aim was to model a building quickly and with a low polygon count (important for resources in game development).
Walk Cycle (animation)
I’ve done walking animations before, but I spent more time on this one and focused more on the subtle parts. I also learned how to get that really soft, clean kind of shading on the material.
SPS Show: Wheaton College
Wheaton’s Society of Physics Students performed a science demo production for students and faculty. We covered a lot of different topics in our show, including lasers, plasma ball, smoke rings, electric field induction, and superconductor levitation. See the full video … Continue reading
Prime Number Finder Project
I did this project early on as an exercise in what I had learned in Java. The code creates a window in which the user can enter a range of integers. The program can then find and display all of … Continue reading
SPS Show: Covenant Christian School
SPS did another science demo for an elementary school. My segment of the show involved dry ice and liquid nitrogen.
Wood Figure Travels (image series)
Here I got some more practice on doing realistic but expressive poses, and had some fun putting together immersive backgrounds.
Velocity (sculpture)
I took a sculpture class at Wheaton because I wanted to pick up some useful perspectives for the projects that I do on the computer. In this project we learned how to model a human head in clay and were … Continue reading
Pixelated Inverse Triple Toroid (sculpture)
My artistic side had no idea what to call it, so I went with a more technical label. Simple in concept (based on a random notebook doodle), complex in implementation. This project was a very rewarding one.
Stagnation (sculpture)
SPS Show: St. Michael’s Parish School
The Society of Physics Students does science shows at local grade schools from time to time. We choose flashy demonstrations that exhibit different physics concepts, and then explain them at an elementary level. Our goal is to get young students … Continue reading
Natural Selection Project
For a final project in my Computer Modeling class, I used MATLAB software to model the basic principle of natural selection. I modeled a population of animals using an array of identical objects, with field variables like age and size … Continue reading
Jazz Combo – Fall Concert
Wheaton held a concert this semester featuring all three of its jazz groups. The Showcase Combo (my group) performed first. Skip to 3:50 for some solos.
