Projects
Thermoelectric Cold Therapy Solution
For the Senior Design Project, the team created a Thermoelectric Cold Therapy Solution, aimed to revolutionize cold therapy methods by addressing current inefficiencies and limitations. Responsibilities encompassed contributing to the ideation, design, prototyping, and testing phases. The objective was to develop a user-friendly and cost-effective solution that prioritized user experience and effectiveness. Challenges included integrating technology into wearable devices, selecting suitable materials, and ensuring user comfort. Innovative solutions included embedding mesh into TEC pod housing and utilizing 3D-printed metal filament for heat sinks. The project's impact extends to societal, economic, and environmental aspects, aiming to enhance recovery and medical relief for users while promoting sustainability and cost-effectiveness. Manufacturing considerations, cost analyses, ethical aspects, and safety measures were carefully evaluated throughout the project to ensure user safety and satisfaction. ​​​​
ErgoTaskTable/ Elev8 Desk
Idea Proposal: Not all people have a desk, let alone an office, to work on. In other cases, many people want to be able to carry out certain tasks from the comfort of their beds. Some of these tasks – such as doing homework, using a computer, or even eating – require a flat surface that is not present on a bed. Currently most people use their laps as a surface to carry out said tasks, but unfortunately laptops can get extremely hot on a lap; food will spill onto the bed from not being on a stable surface, and writing becomes a back-aching activity. With the Ergo-Task Table/ Elev8-Desk, these jobs become extremely accessible, all while remaining in bed. Having a desk on the bed that can be put away by a press of a button on a phone when not in use is a convenient solution to this widespread problem. Tools I used include Fusion 360, MakerBot, Arduino IDE and more.
Data Analysis On Crime Rates
Worked in a team to analyze, interpret and compare different forms of crimes and their relation to socioeconomic topics across the United States. Socioeconomic topics include income, education, health, employment and more while crime categories include violent crimes, property crimes, theft crimes, and financial crimes, etc. The analysis involves identifying patterns, trends, relationships, and other meaningful insights that can be drawn from the data. This included gathering, cleaning, and processing the data before performing statistical analysis, data visualization, or other analytical methods. The objective of the analysis is to extract valuable and actionable information from the data, which can be used for decision-making or to answer research questions. Tools I used include Minitab, Tableau, and OpenMarkov, etc.
Calculator Program With GUI
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This code implements a simple calculator with a graphical user interface (GUI) using the Windows Forms framework in C#. This program has functions to perform basic arithmetic operations and includes buttons for inputting numbers and a decimal point. The program stores the values of the numbers entered, the operation to be performed, and the answer to the calculation. If an error occurs, such as when no value has been entered to perform an operation on, an error message will be displayed. The GUI consists of a window containing a display box for showing the input and output values and various buttons for numerical and operational inputs. The GUI uses event handlers to respond to user input and provides an intuitive and user-friendly way to perform arithmetic operations.
Digital Illustrations
Created a variety of digital designs using Adobe illustrator and Adobe photoshop
Art-410 WeatherWise App Project
C# Program: Hotel Booking System
This console application is a simple hotel management system that allows users to book and unbook rooms, view all rooms and save the room chart to a text file. The program displays a menu of options to the user and prompts them to make a selection. Based on the selection made by the user, the program calls different functions to perform the corresponding task. The program uses a 2D array to represent the rooms in the hotel, and each room is identified by a string value that consists of a letter and a number. The program also includes functions to validate user inputs and to pause the program after each operation. The program runs in a continuous loop until the user chooses to exit by selecting the "Quit" option from the menu. Tool used include Visual Studios.
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