LoRaX (LoRa eXtends the Internet) combines high bandwidth but non-pervasive Internet access with a low data rate, low power, yet ubiquitious network made possible by IoT developments that offers users new opportunities for participating in Internet-based services – even when high speed Internet connectivity is intermittent.

This award program recognizes undergraduate students in North American colleges and universities who show outstanding research potential in an area of computing research.

Currently working on project to retrofit sea-level sensors in around Sapello Island in coastal Georgia to communicate with SWARM satelites.

Paper for Georgia Tech's CS 8803 - Securing the Internet Infrastructure exploring the real-world deployment of Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC)

Studied methods to extend last-mile connectivity to four under-served GA communities as part of the GA Smart Communities initiative.

This project proposes a novel approach to extend connectivity in rural areas using LoRa - an Internet of Things protocol. Constructed a testbed to demonstrate the feasibility of the approach and collect experimental results. Work was in collaboration with NAU's CANIS lab. Paper submitted to ACM COMPASS 2022 - Computing and Sustainable Societies.

The Quinault tribe is a Native American group based in Northwest Washington facing extinction of their language; while some tribal elders can speak some, no one is fluent anymore. This group project is a mobile language learning application that aims to teach young members of the tribe words and phrases in Quinault in a gamified manner.

Project to autonomously grow Carolina Reaper pepper plants using a Raspberry Pi. What started as a simple watering and grow light toggling program now uses socket programming to allow devices on the network to monitor and control the plants over a TCP connection while data logging of soil moisture and light levels allows the Pi to send clients real-time data visualizations.

An approach to the Traveling Salesman problem using Simulated-Annealing in C. Partner project for CS 3510 Design & Analysis of Algorithms.

Group project for Emerging Database Technologies leveraging Apache Hadoop and Apache Hive to analyze the influence that weather patterns have on crime rates and crime types by querying a Big Data set.

Snake game written in C for the Game Boy Advance. This project uses Direct Memory Access (DMA) to draw and update the screen. Arrow keys allow the player to control the snake to both collect apples and power-ups.

A space exploration game created with Python Flask for a semester-long group project in Intro to Software Engineering.

Google Chrome extension that turns B's on the page into emoji B's.

Created for an English project, this project takes data of Middle-Eastern restaurants in Atlanta from Yelp and plots them on an interactive map.

A bubble sort visualizion tool made using Pygame in Python.

This was a small electric vehicle that I made for a Science Olympiad tournament. You could select a distance on the car for it to travel and it would have to get as close to that distance as possible. I built it using an Arduino and a custom circuit to select the distance.

My first take on a tower defenese game in HTML5. Though some parts are incomplete, the game features a working console that takes user commands and alters the game.

A highly customizable version of minesweeper with multiple different gamemodes. Numbers are all replaced with memes.