For my senior seminar project, I created an AI with Emotion Detection through face and voice. It would watch a video in a folder, and give 25 guesses on what the emotion is. With face alone, my project was 90%-100% accurate, while adding voice made it ~70%-80% accurate. The AI can only detect the emotion if it is exaggerated. If you would like to see my (very messy) code, or read my research paper, see the links below.
The website you are on right now is one of many attempts at a porfolio website. While the functions/layouts are generally the same, I cannot decide what kind of style to do. If you would like to view the code for it, click below!
During my time as a student developer, I created an adaptive card using Typescript and SPFX for the helpdesk. It was a user-facing ticketing system, where a user could submit a request to open a ticket. It got sent to the helpdesk in Teams, which they then could assign to a technician and categorize it. While I cannot show the full code, view a template below!
The development team I worked with created a "Forms Repository" webpart. This repo held all of the universities forms, categorized by department. I updated the property pane for easy configuration when using as a webpart, as well as updated the styling to look more clean. The repo is used by all students, staff, and faculty each day!
For my Computer Architecture class, me and three other classmates created a facial recognition bot, with the physical components coming from a kit. The bot would look at a person, lock in on them, then give a prediction on who they thing it is. I was the main coder for the facial recognition, and I modeled the code using the below repo on GitHub.
For my Software Engineering class, in a 6 person group project, we created a pet matching website to match users to a pet that would fit them the most, using the roster from the Spartanburg Humane Society. While one of our groups members was the main creator of the backend, using SQL to create a database, the rest of us were in charge of the frontend. In this class, learned SCRUM and Sprint methods, dividing up the work and creating times for us to check in with each other on our pieces.
At my SharePoint development role, I helped design and implement a custom IT Help Desk ticketing system using Dynamics 365 and Power Pages. The system enables technicians to efficiently create, view, assign, and resolve tickets while maintaining direct communication with end users. On the user side, members of the university can easily submit new requests, track the status of their tickets, and access a knowledge base for self-service support. We also built back-end automations that trigger on specific events, streamlining ticket updates and ensuring information flows seamlessly between users and technicians.