Portfolio
BerkeleyLive.Net
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- Front end & Back end
- Small Machine Forum
- Self-developed Theme
- XHTML, MySQL, PHP, Javascript
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This is my first major project and it set me on the path of computer science. Aimed at the UC Berkeley audience, this forum catalogued student opinions and happenings for over 3 years, hitting over 17,000 unique IPs at it's highest point. It's currently being transitioned into UC Berkeley's own forum network on bSpace.
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Endocrine System Visualizer
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- Front end & Back end
- Self-developed Theme
- jQuery, Django, Java
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As a bio-enthusiast, I volunteered for the Center for Aging and Education of the University of California, Berkeley, and Lawrence Laboratoy of Science. One of my major project was the development of a Endocrine (hormone) System modeling agent and analyzer. The back end Java system simulates the introduction and decrease of a hormone agent to capture the responses of various organs. The simulation runs on NVidia's CUDA parallel computing architecture and the front end is presented with Django and jQuery. This was the prototype that wowed the audience during the presentation.
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Cal 1 Card - Campus Access, Debit & Student ID Card
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- Front end & Back end Analytics
- XHTML, CSS, Perl, Javascript, ASP.Net
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As the Senior Marketing Assitant for the Campus Acess, Debit and Student ID card, I maintained and improved upon the existing website with a variety of widgets made from Flash and Javascript. The website runs hundreds of pages with a full payment system for debit account depositing. Since the server disallow the use of PHP, I had to get around it with other technologies. With an average monthly traffic of 17,000 views, I wrote a SEO keyword optimizer in Perl and built it above the existing Google Analytics infrastructure.
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Cash for Clunkers - Google Map API Mashup
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- Front end & Back end
- XHTML, MySQL, PHP, Google Maps API, Java WebCrawler
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I began this project with the initial intend to play around with Google Maps API. Soon after, I found the need to automate the process of updating the database with a HTML crawler and parser. This website crawls the government page for cash for clunkers participants and plots them on a map.
Microblogging System Test
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- Front end & Back end
- Self-developed Theme
- XHTML, MySQL, PHP, Javascript
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This project is my first attempt at cloning a fully functional website. The end result was a highly flexible crowd-sourced microblogging platform with a working MySQL database. Almost everything was written in PHP and Javascript.
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PubMed Research Analyzer
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- Front end & Back end
- Self-developed Theme
- XHTML, MySQL, jQuery, Django, Python
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This idea came about when I was looking for a way to visualize the data I have from my webcrawlers. A fully python-powered project, the front end is written in Django and jQuery and the back end uses a specialized library for data retrieval. All communications between modules are done in JSON.
NRHH - National Residence Hall Honorary
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- Front end & Back end
- Wordpress, Modified Theme
- XHTML, MySQL, PHP, Javascript
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During my tenure as the Vice President of this Honor Society, I revamped the website to be more usable for both end-users and administrators and visually pleasing. The end result was a wordpress-powered website with a full fledge email and award management system written in PHP.
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Berkeley Wireless System
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- Front end & Back end
- Perl, Bash, FreeBSD, Trac
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My current major project, I, with four others, are developing a wireless network solution for the University of California, Berkeley. A major open source project, we are aiming for release soon and hopefully adapting our solution to other campuses as well. The system uses open source software and commidty hardware to constrct a flexible, inexpensive system.
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