School Projects

Projects are listed below, with links to source code and pictures.

EarthMoon

3D animated model of Earth and the Moon

Written in HTML, Javascript, and WebGL Shader Language.

• Distance between Earth and Moon is not to scale.
• In the light you can the Earth’s surface, in the dark you can see city lights.
• The moon orbits Earth once every 27 days, and the same side of the moon always faces earth.

  Live Webpage.

  Source Code.

  

Asteroids FishEye

Clone of Asteroids game with pseudo-logarithmic compressed “infinite” universe.

Written in C++ using Winforms.

• Ship aims where your mouse is “projected” into the universe.
• Camera follows Ship when the ship passes a certain threshold.
• When asteroids get too far away, they are teleported to just off-screen to prevent players from chasing an asteroid for hours.
• Has a high score feature.

  Source Code.

  The picture really doesn’t do this justice. You should play the game.

BobAwesome

2D text based dungeon game.

Written in C# and XAML using WPF.

• All blocks start as black until visited.
• Discover potions to consume, weapons to equip and monsters to fight.
• Supports mouse, touch screen, and keyboard controls.
• Supports saving and loading games as files.

  Source Code.

  

ReserveARoom

Android app to reserve rooms in the LDSBC library.

Written in Java, XML, PHP, and SQL-lite using Android Studio.

• Different layouts for phone and tablet.
• Supports foreign languages (currently English and Spanish).
• Uses fragments to place different objectives on a single activity screen.
• Project on hiatus, to be continued by future LDSBC students.

  Source Code.

  

Memory Match Game

Flip over cards to find the matching pairs.

Written in Java using Swing GUI library.

• CS 115 Team project with Co-Author Austin Beauregard.
• Can play in command line shell or GUI window.
• Can play with 10, 20, or 30 cards.

  Source Code.

  

Websites

Created mostly for school projects years ago. Some of the plugins have become deprecated or expired.

About me

Biography site created without IDE or WYSIWYG.

Written in HTML and CSS using Notepad++.

• Single person project for CS 135 at LDSBC.
• Page can scroll behind header.
• Footer anchors to bottom of window, or bottom of content for scrolling windows.

  Live Webpage.

  Source Code.

ShutterFlix Cinema

Funny website written for fictitious cinema company

Written in HTML and CSS using Notepad++.

• 4 person team project for CS 135 at LDSBC.
• 8 pages total.
• I created the structure, layout, and most CSS of the website.
• Used Google Drive for version control.

Live Webpage.

Source Code.

Disclaimer

The joke PDF files were included as a requirement of the project, and are NOT to be taken seriously. DO NOT send any information requested by the forms. That being said, the Film Festivals page is the funniest and was written by a good friend of mine. You should read it.

Brett McCue’s Auto Service

Website written for a real friend’s fictitious mechanic company

Written in HTML using Microsoft Expression Web 4.

• Created for IS 240 at LDSBC.
• The purpose of this class was to bridge gaps of understanding between business demands and technological supply.
• Focus was on how technology can help businesses, not on web development.
• Links to facebook, youtube, twitter, and LinkedIn do not work because the company is fictitious.

  Live Webpage.

  Source Code.

High school portfolio.

Product of my very first IT-related course in High School

Written in HTML and CSS in MS Notepad.

• Contains links to exercises, midterm, and final projects from Idaho Digital Learning Academy (IDLA).
• Completed in 2010.
• The Final project has a broken activeX plugin script which leaves a blank space under the nav bar.

  Live Webpage.

  Source Code.