This Web Portal, developed for Living in Silico, is a full-stack application that integrates the deprecated command-line software RxDock. The platform is built using Python, Flask, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and is hosted on AWS servers. The company now uses the software to assist researchers in developing specialized drug treatment plans by identifying which receptors bind to which ligands.

This program is a StraightLine Intermediate Representation (IR) compiler that detects semantic and expression-type errors. It assists the compilation process through token type checking and rule-based parsing, using a precedence table to determine valid token sequences.

This program is a Weighted Graph Analyzer designed to explore adjacent nodes in a graph and compute the shortest path between nodes using Dijkstra's algorithm. It leverages a min-heap (priority queue) to efficiently select the next closest node and uses a stack to help manage traversal paths or support debugging and visualization.

EffortLoggerV2 is a Java and JavaFX application designed to track the time employees spend completing specific tasks. It integrates agile planning techniques such as Planning Poker, where team members assign story points to user stories to estimate the effort and time required for completion. A user story represents a specific piece of the project's functionality that needs to be developed, and story points reflect the estimated amount of time or effort needed to complete that story.

AstroTerra is an iOS application developed in Swift that retrieves data from NASA’s public APIs. It fetches the Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) and displays it in a table view. The app also uses the user’s current location to request and display a Landsat 8 satellite image of that area. These features leverage NASA’s APOD API for astronomy images and the Earth API for satellite imagery.