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24hr-challenge-api

2truths1lie

arduino-fsrchug-meter

This is a project which utilizes a Force Sensitive Resistor, or FSR, in addition to button presses to create a timer that responds only when the weight of the registered empty glass contacts the FSR again. Additionally, the code is designed to output the timer and various messages according to the program, to an LCD 16x2 display; this was done for purposes of aesthetics and to push the creative bounds of the project.

bluebadge_completely-booked

bluebarracudas-consoleapp

cs-222-final-project

This is the final project for my CS 222 class; it is a simple multi-roomed text based adventure game with procedural logic.

csharpprework

css-ladybug

This was a project for my Eleven Fifty Coding Academy. I designed a ladybug using only CSS, with HTML as the scaffolding for it. It was an interesting project to get back into the swing of programming but I enjoyed the final product!

dining-philiosophers-problem

This repository is an example of the Dining Philosopher's Problem, and how it can be solved in a multi-threading method.

elevennote

A Web API solution created for a learning module in the Eleven Fifty .NET course, this repo is made to house a newly made API and all the methods therein.

elevennote.mvc

evan-lacy

This project is the first draft of my public portfolio, meant to display my various projects and capabilities to employers, in addition to proving as a proof of concept that I can build functional websites with HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.

generalstore.mvc

goldbadgechallenges

These Gold Badge Challenges are the final product of the Eleven Fifty Gold Badge. The three challenges I chose, Badges, Cafe, and Outings, represent my work on creating a repository pattern for completing the Gold Badge. I crafted these challenges in the same repository pattern of Name_Console, Name_Repo, and Name_RepoTests that we learned in class and allowed for abstraction and encapsulation. I was able to go through the challenges with less assistance than I expected as I understood how to construct the skeleton of each requirement after reviewing notes from class. All of my programs are working to the specifications of the challenges and included seeded content so they can be updated or checked from the start, all menus run as intended and the basic patterns follow CRUD methodology. Additionally, all of my Unit Tests run and return true, and having to build three sets of them for this project allowed me to better understand the Triple AAA testing pattern of Arrange, Act, Assert.

hammerspace

mckeekaylie.github.io

mess

The Math Emporium Student Scheduler (MESS) is the senior year capstone project that is a server-side database driven website created for scheduling Student Assistants for the Ball State Math Emporium. For more information, check out the README.

pokemon_fixedapp

This was an app challenge for Eleven Fifty Academy; fix the broken app by finding all of the errors and fixing the logic in the code. The program now runs a Menu, with seeded content pre-prepared and the logical progression fixed. The basic blocks of the app were written by the instructor and we were told to fix the multitudes of errors, both compiling errors and runtime errors. With the help of a few fellow classmates, the console app works and runs the logic, with the pathways fixed now.

realm-of-the-mad-god-potion-calculator

This repository is to display the work of my CS 222 class in creating a program that would calculate the maximum amount of potions necessary for becoming max level in the Realm of the Mad God game.

recipe-database-application

The following application was developed to make use of a database developed in Oracle SQL Developer involving recipes, gathered from the site Allrecipes.com, and information related to them.

registration-page

An assignment for Eleven Fifty Coding Academy, we were instructed to create a static registration page. The images for the social media icons were taken from freeicons.io, and the background image was taken from searching for fantasy backgrounds on Google.

restaurantrater

sdlessons69

Lesson notes from my cohort class from Eleven Fifty Academy, focused solely in Visual Studio Unit Testing, C# language used.

static-storefront

This is a project for Eleven Fifty Coding Academy which is the creation of a static storefront based off an initial set of wireframes. This project contains a homepage for a Game review site with clickable game cover arts that direct you to descriptions for the specific games. The description pages show an image related to the game in the background with a parallax scrolling effect to show the review of the game and a link to a different website to purchase them. Additionally, a navigation bar fixed in the upper right of the screen will redirect the user to the homepage, the page for a contact form, and an about page that currently redirects to a YouTube video.

team-grumpy-agile-project

team-grumpy-gits-exercise

wifi-controlled-arduino-rc-car

This is a project made to control an Arduino based RC car with a webpage built in the code.