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ai-science-training-series

automated-cooling-system

A cooling system that used a temperature input to control the speed of the fan. This used completely analog circuitry using a 555-timer and Mosfets to generate a PWM wave and simple RC parameters to control the thresholds.

checkers-game

A terminal based Checkers game that was designed such that two players could play against each other, no wrong moves were allowed, a tally of the score was constantly updated and special attention was paid to ensure the game was intuitive and aesthetically pleasing.

ejtos-react_budget_app

react_budget_app

expressbookreviews

nodejsFinalModule

kduia-shopping-app

shopping-app

lkpho-cloud-applications-with-node.js-and-react

mxpfu-nodejslabs-rest-authentication

nodejsLabs

nodejs_practiceproject_authusermgmt

nodejs_PracticeProject_AuthUserMgmt

obstacle-avoiding-robot

An obstacle avoiding robot that achieved its functionality without the use of a microcontroller, using a complex logic circuit instead. We used IR sensors, logic gates and motor driver H-Bridge as our circuit components.

parco-transportation-optimization

A Linear Program focused on the transportation service of PARCO, with the goal to minimize cost of transportation while meeting all the requirements at the various sites that PARCO supplies fuel to.

portfolio-template

radio-communication-with-rtl-sdr

A software defined radio differs from a traditional radio in several ways. The biggest difference is in how RF is detected and demodulated. An SDR uses a quadrature sampling detector (QSD) that divides the incoming waveform into an in-phase and quadrature signal. The in-phase signal is the first 90º of the RF sine wave and the quadrature signal is the second 90º segment of the RF sine wave. SDR has several advantages over traditional radios.

sonarcap

A device to aid the visually impaired. The design included a cap fitted with vibration motors that notified the user about the location of incoming obstacles. Taking input from the IR sensors the vibration intensity increased as obstacles got closer. This was paired with audio feedback where users would hear the location of an obstacle that might be in close proximity.

uqwxd-react_labs

react_todolist