I'm an undergraduate student at the University of New Hampshire studying Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. My major interests are within the fields of System Architecture and Low-Level Design. Currently, I work at the UNH InterOperability Laboratory Open-Source Team where I do development on DPDK.
You can find me on Codeberg and YouTube.
A script for Arch Linux which I built to enable the instant deployment of a basic Arch system with proper security/firewall configurations in place. I used this project as an opportiunity to learn how BASH scripting works in Linux as well as how package managers work.
Going along with the previous script, this one expands on that concept to install a litany of programs and services that I use daily on my own system, as well as setting configurations for all my most used apps. This script builds on my ideas of disposable system environments and fast deployment of personal setups.
This project was inspired by multiple online projects for battery-powered computers, but I wanted to build something similar to what Aiden Pearce had in WATCH_DOGS. The result was a Raspberry Pi CM5 powered computer that has both Wifi and cellular connectivity and can be used for remote security testing.
A variation of the common autochess bot coding project. I grew up playing backgamming so I wanted to build a bot for that game instead, while also using it as an opportunity to learn how Rust works.