I led a group of 5 students to build a manga recommender web app that utilizes web APIs, Information Retrieval, Natural Language Processing, and other Machine Learning concepts taught in Cornell's INFO/CS 4300. The app also has a personalized login and favoriting system, allowing for users to save their favorite assortment of mangas.

Along with 3 other developers, I recreated the childhood game Tamagotchi using low-level modules in OCaml. Using very limited sources, my group was able to implement animations, button controls, timer features, and many more.

In a group of 2 other student developers, we created a simulation of evolving wildlife, where critters moved around on a board to move, eat, attack, mate, bud, and many more. Each critter lived by their unique "Critter Program", which was written in the "Critter Language", a context-free language.