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3dmaze

Legacy Project (2002) - This was my second attempt at openGL programming. It involves a 3D world that you can move around in using the arrow keys. Fog and Lights can be turned on and off. It features rudimentary collision detection, and an imported 3D Studio Max chair model.

astroids

Legacy Project (2002) - This was my first attempt at openGL programming. It is the beginning of an asteroids type game. Most of the 'features' don't work, but you can move around nicely.

drivinggame

Legacy Project (2002) - My Computer Graphics 2 class consisted of a ten-week project and a research paper. We could pretty much do whatever we wonder, so myself and another person (Mike Krauklis). At this point in time Grand Theft Auto 3 was a popular game, so of course we decided to make a driving game... I think we set our sites a little to high, and the final outcome was slightly disappointing. Nevertheless we learned a lot about game design, and more specifically how not to do things in the future. Next time we we definitely build our 3D world using octrees or something similar that is more manageable. This 3D world ran pretty slow on any system less than a one-gigahertz, a more streamlined and more optimized design is the goal for the next project.

handy-environment

This repository contains the source code of an OpenShift S2I Builder image for Java applications

interview-contact-api

interview-contact-ui

memorymatch-android

memorymatch-backend

park-api

Project to learn AWS - a Spring Boot based REST API to accept image uploads, store them in S3 and insert metadata into DynamoDB

park-mobile-ui

park-web-ui

GitHub repository for AWS CodeStar Node.js web application park-web-ui.

ritschedulemaker

Legacy Project (2001) - Classes at RIT are scheduled through an online web-based interface called SIS. The SIS system is fairly robust, but is missing a critical feature - graphical schedules. You can get a confusing text printout of your schedule, but a graphical schedule would be more useful.The RIT Schedule Maker takes care of this problem. Simply type in your course numbers, and the RIT Schedule Maker will create a graphical HTML schedule for online use or printout. Reporter article about the Schedule Maker: http://web.archive.org/web/20050829132257/http://www.reportermag.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/03/22/3c9ae30b5899b?in_archive=1

sisnotify

Legacy Project (2001) - Is there a course that you need to get into, but it is closed? Rather than spending your entire day sitting on SIS watching and waiting for it to open, this site will take care of it for you. Enter your email address and the course number you wish to get into. This site will periodically check SIS to see if the course ever becomes open. If it is open, you will receive an email letting you know.