An Example Portfolio (Introduction to Programming)
This is an early verison of a C# Console adventure game, where the player can explore different locations across the world. This was skeleton that would eventually become “Twist of Fate”.
This assignment using Processing to randomly generate a background color and place a public domain image of a comet over a city with a random position and random dimensions. I was very happy with this as taking an image from the internet meant my algorithm would function without having to download an image. Below are a couple example images.
In this project, we were tasked to explore a way that algorithms and AI impact our potenial career path, and present our findings in an interactive format. I choose to use the software Twine, and I explored how AI impact Voiceover artists and the profession of professional voiceover work.
This was a HTML, CSS, and JS assignment where I used Public weather data to display the seven day forcast for Chevy Chase, Maryland. I had attempted to do a larger scale data visulization using the E-Scooter rides in Chicago, but the data set ended up being to large and difficult to use, so I pivited to simplier option. Template for the assignment was provided by Janell Baxter, and help was provided by Ann Marie Evans, my partner.
This was a HTML, CSS, and JS assignment where the player would be prompted to guess how many rubber ducks where hiding.
We were challenged to improve the game in some way, and I choose to add an option for the player to choose the maximum and minimum amount of ducks, as well as change the background color to a muted purple.
Template for the assignment was provided by Janell Baxter, and help was provided by Ann Marie Evans, my partner.
This is an HTML, CSS, and JS website aiming to help university and college student who, like myself, struggle a lot with mental health and self worth. It was definitly a challenged to dive so deep into my own personal feelings, but I choose to take a personal lense to better relate to my target audience. The hardest part was getting the formatting of the pages to look how I wanted, and while it’s certainly not perfect, I do think it turned out pretty good given my limited experience with CSS and HTML.
https://github.com/oliverbush9001/Code102.InteractiveWebsite