It's been quite a while since I've posted anything - school has been pretty busy.
On a pretty awesome note, I'll be interning at Google for their Freshman Engineering Practicum program this Summer. I can't wait to get to Mountain View.
With the start of a new year, there is also the start of my new website design. Also, I'm beginning to start up my new Youtube channel as well! Leave some comments, like some videos, and subscribe! I'm hoping to do great things with this Channel and share my work in CS as well.
Anyway, I hope everyone is safe and has a great holiday! Cya!
Phew! There are lot of things going on now that it's Christmas break! I'm setting the foundation for a new organization at my University, and I'm also creating several videos, which include projects and tutorials for those to learn!
Being at UT Austin, ranked 8th in the world for its Computer Science program, I would believe that there was a club geared towards learning complex problem solving skills - basically all of the great fun of Computer Science! Unfortunately, there isn't. I'm hoping to change this though! Hopefully, next semester will be a great one with a brand new organization lead to teach others about interesting Data Structures, Algorithms, and the like!
I've also begun a series of Video Tutorials for Java! I decided that since I'm always trying to get people to begin Computer Science and try it out, I could brush up on my teaching skills and make some tutorials. Also, this would help me evaluate my knowledge as well. I'm also beginning a few videos on past and current projects of mine. It's been a great deal of fun.
After a long time away from StumbleUpon, I decided to take a look at some potentially cool projects. One that I found was a maze generator.. However, there was a trick to it: The player is a small square that must find his way to the exit, but there is lava following you. I thought it was a clever program considering it used a Depth First Search maze generation and followed it up with lava that used a Breadth First Search.
Considering I'm truly only proficient in Java as a programming language, I have decided to learn JavaScript. Maybe I'll throw in some projects after learning a bit as well.
Final day of my first semester of college! Awesome - Time to start up some more projects.