I’m a motivated and curious Computer Science student at the University of Florida, passionate about solving complex problems and building innovative solutions. During my first year, I’ve developed a strong foundation in technical skills and problem-solving, which I’m eager to apply to real-world challenges. This past summer, I gained valuable experience interning at Florida’s Department of Transportation, where I worked on networking and workstation support, deepening my understanding of technology’s role in critical infrastructure.
My interests lie at the intersection of software development and financial technology, where I aspire to create impactful solutions that address real-world needs. I’m committed to continually growing my skillset and contributing to meaningful projects that push the boundaries of innovation. I’m excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to collaborating with like-minded individuals to make a difference.
With the use of an API, user will be able to lookup exersizes by searching them by either name or muscle group and intensity. User will also be able to record excersizes and store them in a database, which will be able to be queried in the future.
For this project, I used SFML library to create the visual display for the game. I also developed the game logic, such as the timer function, shuffle mines, win and lose check algorithm. Additionally, I implemented a leaderboard that saves and displays the top 5 player, including from previous game runs.