This repository is my space to remotely save my computer science classwork so that in the event of some issue causing me to lose my work locally, it's the not the end of the world. I also use this as a place to reference after classes are over, in case I work with the same languages or similar concepts.

If you are looking through this as someone wanting to see an example of me applying what I've learned throughout my degree, below, I've provided the class description as well as any notable assignments that are worth looking through grouped by class code.

Introduction to operating systems using UNIX as the case study. System calls and utilities, fundamentals of processes and interprocess communication.

Assignment 3: This assignment asked us to create a "small" shell. In order to do this, I parsed input into a command struct I created, and then either executed my own commands I made (cd, status, exit), or asked the shell to execute it for me using the family of exec functions in C. In this assignment, I also implemented background processes and signal handling for SIGINT and SIGTSTP.

Assignment 5: For this assignment, we were tasked with creating two clients and two servers. One client and one server would be responsible for encrypting a file and the other two were responsible for decrypting. This was done using the C Berkley sockets API and OTP encryption.

How to design and implement a multi-tier application using web technologies: Creation of extensive custom client- and server-side code, consistent with achieving a high-quality software architecture.

Final Project: For this assignment, we had to create a website using the tools we learned throughout the term as a team. In my team, we decided to make a forum for computer science students called "Rubber Ducky". For this, we created a dynamically generated website using a combination of Node.js and Handlebars, and through doing this, gave me the experience I needed to create my personal website.