This is a compilation of some of the projects and individual code snippets that I am allowed to release publically. It shows off my work in a few different programming languages and environments. Below is a short explanation of each piece.

Custom shell (jshell3) is a project I completed at the University of Tennessee. It is a fully functioning (albeit underpowered) CLI shell written in C. The compiled executable is also included.

Custom tar (jtar) is another project completed at UT also written in C. It creates and extracts rudimentary tarballs. The compiled executable is also included.

Java chatroom (jtalk) is a fully functional CLI chatroom server and client that operates over sockets. The .jar files are compiled versions of the source.

Modal box is a small jquery-based Modal Box that is (very) rudimentary. It is for use in incredibly sparse and simple websites, where multiple features simply are not needed.

Sample API is a piece of a larger application I wrote that I unfortunately cannot include in whole here. Sample API is a RESTful PHP API for communicating with a local Python script and a local C program through pipes, accepting input from POST requests, handing it over to the appropriate scripts, and returning the output in JSON.

Temperature Monitor was a quick hobby project designed to work with an Arduino to record the room's temperature, store it in a file for debugging, store it in a SQL database, and plot that data on a web-accessible graph. Python reads from the device over serial USB and parses and stores the data, while PHP reads the data and outputs it on the page. Lastly, jQuery reads it over AJAX and raphael.js makes it into a pretty graph. Its an awesome project, but it is not one of my cleaner pieces of code.

UT Knoxville Elevators was a piece of software intended for production, but unfortunately it got held up at the last minute by copyright issues. It includes two pieces, a webapp and an iOS application, and also has several pieces of custom images. It was designed to be a utility by which a student could report elevators on UT Knoxville campus as being in order or not.

My personal website. It is HTML5 compliant and a decent use of minimalistic design, if I do say so myself.