During my second programming class at Cascadia Community College we were allowed to choose any game to code up from scratch. I chose pong. This simple version allows 2 players sitting at the same keyboard to play against each other.
Also during my second programming class at Cascadia Community College, as a partner project we were asked to write the game Reversi which is also known as Othello. As a gesture of jest & good will, my partner and I are seen on the board pieces giving our professor the thumb's up for giving us such a fun assignment.
Hidro is a Spanish language children's book I wrote that indirectly introduces the concept of the water cycle. I designed the illustrations, but Denisse Manrique gets credit for drawing them.
LineUp is an online queueing service that allows an administrator to very quickly set up a queue and allow users to join that line and be served on a first come, first serve basis. This was developed with 5 other students over a quarter as part of a software development class at the University of Washington. This project constitutes my first experience of creating thorough design documentation, UML diagrams, bug tracking tools, setting up a one-step build, code coverage tools, and much more.