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sietoymedio

This a single-player version of the card game known as 'siete y medio' (seven and a half), which is very similar in nature to the casino game of Blackjack (also known as 21).

somecalculusalgorithmsrandomvariablesimulationandplotting

This project defines functions designed to find the roots of function using the Newton Raphson method and the secant method. It plots each iteration of the function until it arrives at a root. This program has functions for simulating random variables and negative binomial random variables. Lastly, there is a coordinate descent algorithm to find the local minimum of a function, plotting each iteration

somewebscrapingandbasict-test

Webscrape some data on the English Premier League, clean it up a bit, test for correlation between teams' wage bill and their league position. Then find out how many goals a team scores off of corner kicks on average. Next webscrape some data on MLB teams and managers. Find the winningest manager with an active franchise and the winningest franchise since 2001

stats101b_hw2

student-ecommerce-website

A basic website where students can buy services such as food swipes, notetaking, tutoring, enrollment spot saving, etc. using a fake currency that is acquired by offering services themselves.

terrorismdataanalysis

Machine learning, statistical visualization, text extraction, and more on nearly 50 years of global terrorism data.

tweepy

Twitter for Python!

wordcrawler

Wordcrawler, an iterator class that acts like a char pointer but indexes words in std::string, is declared, defined, and used in the main function. The Wordcrawler class is designed to increment over objects of type string, but indexing by words. It works like a char pointer and does not create any copies of the Wordcrawler object type. The main function prompts the user to input a set of words, stores them all as a single std::string, outputs the number of words in the string, the number of the word 'the' in the string, every other word of the string, and finally the words in the reverse order.