Technical Projects
In the past, I've worked on various CS, both solo and as part of teams. Two of them I'd like to highlight are a python game and a discord bot, both of which won 1st place at contests in the Aggie Coding Club here at TAMU.
ChoreDash
ChoreDash is a game created in Python using the pygame module that won 1st place at the Capsher 2023 Coding Challenge. I co-developed the game along with 2 other students. The premise of the game is you are a child who forgot to do his chores, and must complete them within the 2 minutes it will take for his mom to get home. It consists of running around the house and doing various tasks, such as cleaning the floor, doing the laundry, and making your room. Personally, I worked on the timer, pause/play mechanics, and points system - more of the framework for the game, while my teammates worked on the sprites, UI, movement, and collisions. All of the code is available in the Github link below, as well as a link to download the game off of itch.io.
itch.io GithubJerma985 Discord Bot
Jerma985 is a Discord bot created in Python using the nextcord module that also won 1st place at the Aggie Coding Club Discord Bot Contest. I co-developed the bot along with 1 other student. It is themed after a twitch streamer/celebrity: Jerma985. We integrated the bot with various API's including Twitch and Youtube to connect it to Jerma985's streams/clips, as well as with smaller APIs for a few simple, fun commands. It also allowed users to own currency and use them in the minigames we created, themed off of the streamer. I implemented this with a local MySQL database to store each user's currency, called MAMP. All of the code is available in the Github link below, as well as a YouTube video showcasing the capabilites and features of the bot.
Demo Video Github