Final project for ICS 661 that aims to gain insight into LLM prompting techniques and design.
Machine Learning Natural Language Processing Large Language Models Python
Read MoreA program developed during ICS 414 that allows for easier team management for the Hawaii Annual Code Challenge.
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Read MoreA program developed for ICS 314 that allows users to reserve parking stalls in the UH Manoa Zone 20 parking structure.
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Read MoreA sorter GUI that visually displays different sorting algorithms in action.
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Another semester, another high-stress preparation period for finals week — scratch that, another high-stress 16 weeks. As I seek to wrap up my undergraduate studies and graduate next Spring semester, this semester has seen one of my highest workloads, and...
Software Engineering JavaScript React Bootstrap
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As I write this, Fall 2022 is nearing its end, and finals week is in high gear. Thankfully, my ICS 314 course has no final “exam”, allowing me to redirect my stress to other finals (cough cough PHYS 272 and...
Software Engineering Coding Standards Design Patterns
30 Nov 2022
Developers encounter problems of some sort on a daily basis, especially with programming. Something fails to compile, a program does not run as it is intended, an error somewhere crashes a program. The recurrence of these issues eventually leads to...
Software Engineering Design Patterns
06 Oct 2022
HTML and CSS are the languages of the Web. HTML lays the basic foundation of a page and CSS heavily supports the page with its styling capabilities. Going hand-in-hand, these two languages create almost the entirety of the web, but...
Software Engineering UI Frameworks Bootstrap
22 Sep 2022
Picture this: you are a software engineer working on a team project. One team member, no matter how hard they try, just cannot get their code to work. No amount of brainstorming, debugging, or StackOverflow surfing on their end is...
Programming Coding Standards
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According to Carl Sagan, “there is no such thing as a dumb question”. As he says, all questions are asked to gain an understanding of some topic. While it might be true that no question is inherently dumb, how it...
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