Creating a mobile ios app was something that I had been considering ever since I began my programming journey. By the time I had started this project, which was a couple of days before my high school graduation, I had already grasped software development processes - specifically Agile development.

The main idea behind this app is using Apple's Multipeer Connectivity, an operating system that uses smartphone ad hoc networks to stimulate a reaction based game - similar to a cowboy showdown. Although I am still in the process of coding this app, I believe that it will turn out really well!

This assignment was apart of my Data Structures/Algorithms course in high school, around the time of when we were learning regular expressions in Java.

As the name suggests, the objective of this assignment was to develop a java program that would be able to compare two other java programs together for plagiarism.

I used many ideas for this project, one of them being an implementation of the Secretary Problem in determining the percentage of plagiarism necessary to be considered cheating.

Towards the end of my junior year, my physics teacher tasked us with a final project where we could turn in anything physics related. Earlier on in the year I had made a program that calculated the air trajectory of a projectile with specific parameters so I decided to do something similar for the project.

Building off of this idea, I simulated the flight of a basketball but with an animated path of travel instead. To do this I had to reverse engineer an animated spining wheel program made by my Data Structures/Algorithms teacher that used the Java utility classes Timer and TimerTask to update a JFrame.

All of these projects can be found under my GitHub profile's repositories.

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