This was my final project in EE205 (Object-Oriented Programming). It is a calculator designed to take any sized integer input and perform various operations and display the results in a naive GUI.

We designed an application to solve a problem in the University of Hawaii at Manoa community. We created the application "What's Happening", that acts as a central hub for events goers and event organizers to consolidate and organize the various events that are going on around the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Users have the ability to make accounts and browse events, add events, and edit their own events.

Our goal is to support efforts in creating new technologies, techniques and products related to sustainability or renewable energy. We are primarily a student-led lab that strives to achieve this by promoting teamwork, communication, and lifelong learning. We design and maintain the software system, including the firmware, gateway, and server/database for our lab. My main contributions are in the firmware sub-system.

Our goal is to support efforts in creating new technologies, techniques and products related to sustainability or renewable energy. We are primarily a student-led lab that strives to achieve this by promoting teamwork, communication, and lifelong learning. We were instructed to design a low-cost, accurate, and reliable Arduino-based device to collect meteorological data across the University of Hawaii at Manoa for renewable energy planning and taking step towards the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative.