CS-164 Archive

Since January 2018

This project encapsulates all the work I've put into the course CS-164 : Introduction to Computer Science at Drexel University in my time as Head Teaching Assistant. As I finish through my senior year and the Fall and Winter courses finish up, I'll add everything to the archive and close this massive chapter of my life. The archive will include:

1. My work from when I took CS-164 in Fall 2017
   • https://www.cs.drexel.edu/_{src322/old164/}
2. The text companion for the lecture material I wrote
   • https://www.cs.drexel.edu/src322/cs164/
3. The labs and assignments I wrote and edited
   • https://www.cs.drexel.edu/_{src322/cs164/labs/}
4. The grading system I developed for grading 300+ students among 10+ TAs
5. Lectures I recorded during the COVID-19 quarantine
6. Other miscellaneous resources I created

Dev Website

Since February 2019

Bash, HTML, CSS

My personal site found at (yes this one you're on right now). It feels a little cheap to include the website I build as an ongoing project. However, I don't intend on taking it down, and everytime I want to have new features, I need to implement them myself. So the site stays, no matter how redundant it may be.

This started as a very basic site to expand my resume. I've now turned it into more of a portfolio. As I've needed more, the site's turned into a little challenge for me in how much I can replicate flashy responsive websites using only Bash and static HTML.

• [Code]
• [Start of Site Blogpost]
• [Broken Link Blogpost]

Pokemon Card Website

Since April 2019

Bash, Awk, HTML, CSS

I've been collecting Pokemon cards since 2011ish. I've always had them lying around. In middle school 2011/2012 is when I distinctly started getting a lot and taking proper care of them. In 2018 I decided to finally find out how many cards I had and their values. This started the many day long process of organizing my cards into an Excel spreadsheet. This was convenient at the time. In 2019, I transferred the spreadsheets to CSV files and built a site using some nightmarish Python scripts and JavaScript functions. After getting out of my little "web dev" phase, I decided to rebuild in 2020 using something more sustainable and aligned with my goals. [Blogpost About Rebuilding]

Currently the site is hosted on GitHub pages and is comprised entirely of static HTML generated by Bash and Awk scripts. All the cards are stored in plain text CSV files. The CSV files act as a very basic relational database to store both the card information and the sets they belong to. [Code] [Site]