My Projects!

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As you can see, my main areas of interest just for personal projects are Productivity, Open Source, a little bit of Cryptography, and mostly Rust and C! Here’s some brief reviews of my favorite projects, but you can also take a look at my full coursework and personal projects!

Lox-Rs

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Over the summer, I’ve been slowly but surely cracking away at an interpreter for the Lox programming language from Robert Nystrom’s Crafting Interpreters in rust! Repo

Compression By Function

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For fun this January I started making a small program in Rust to encode arbitrary files as functions! It’s been really fun exploring the intersections of math and Computer Science, and collaborating with mathematicians to discover the tools and mathematical machines required to solve this problem!

Networking in Rust

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For computer networks, I needed to do some network programming in Rust using the standard library, which was so fun! It made me realize which crates I take for granted, and gain a better understanding of the Rust sockets API.

Kernel Scheduling

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For Operating Systems, me and my partner had to develop a scheduling class that beat Linux’s default scheduler. It was a really interesting problem solving issue, where I could also use some strategies I learned in Computer Networks. As always, it was also incredibly interesting to look into the Linux kernel and see how they do specific functions

Full-Stack Development

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For Columbia Lion Dance, I needed to maintain and update a webapp that a previous member had made to streamline club workflow. I learned a lot in taking on the project, and I was able to also update the project and design my own solutions!