This project is a group project which is a part of Senior Design Project class. gem5 is a simulation software for computer architects that provides resources like kernels, bootloaders, benchmarks, and disk images. Currently, the resources are stored in a Google Cloud Bucket, making it difficult for users to find what they need. The goal is to categorize the resources, link them with example code, and track analytics using a server. Additional goals include adding a beginners’ section and more information about each resource. To improve resource administration, MongoDB will be integrated into the Python wrapper.

QuixFolio is a web application that allows users to create a resumes and portfolios without any coding skills. Users can login via GitHub and select a template and fill in the details. The website will automatically create a GitHub repostiory and deploy the website using GitHub pages. The website is built using React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS. The website also allows users to update and delete their portfolios easily as well as use their own custom templates, provided they follow our config schema.

As a part of the Database Systems class, I created a relational database implementing the feature of an Lstore. This Python-based database supports search, insert, update, sum and delete queries. It supports mulitple threads and is able to handle multiple queries at the same time. It writes to disk to ensure data persistance, and uses a BTree to index the data.

I created a discord bot using Discord API and python. The bot provides details about Valorant esports like live matches, live scores, team rankings for every region, and today’s matches. I collected the data from vlr.gg using web scrapping.

I created an OMR scanner that takes in a photo of an OMR sheet and an answer key and returns the number of correct answers. I used OpenCV to process the image and grade it. I also programmed a Restful API using Python and Flask which allows others to send a POST request with the answer key and image and get the grade.

Our team created Unify as a Hack Davis project and won in the category of Best Use of Auth0.

Unify allows students to connect with other students with similar classes. Unify was made using JavaScript, React, Flask and Python. Unify allows students to add, search and remove classes, see professor ratings, export schedule calendar. It also matches students with respect to classes taken and they can connect via discord. We created our own APIs by collecting data from the internet using web scraping. We also created a discord bot using Discord API and Python to allow students to use the same features via discord.

I created a pathfinding algorithm Visualizer using Python and Pygame. The Visualizer allows the user to create a maze with start and endpoints and select from A* search, BFS, DFS, and Dijkstra’s algorithm to find the path between the nodes.