Database Development I
My group has designed a document for a database that Lakeridge Health Hospital needed. The project took a while to develop as my group needed a lot of time to plan and design the application.
OOP III Project: WPF Game
The history of my story relates to my paternal grandfather. He liked to gamble so as to get a lot of money, but he spent it all. Anyway, my group in OOP III developed a WPF application game that relies on card games. Poker is a very interesting game to play, but requires a lot of skill. The main fact is that it does not use real money. Just imagine you're in a casino playing with all the other people and enjoying your time there.
Systems Development II Project: UV Cleaner
As a plan to bring the COVID-19 pandemic to an end, I plan to build a UV Cleaner where the system will activate when the building is empty. The system has featured an app that when downloaded on an iPhone, or Android phone, it will monitor the system's performance rate and will record the last time since its activation. This is a good idea instead of having to purchase all those disinfectant sprayers from various shops and wasting gas.
System Development II: Final Project
Mainframe Development I
This project was related to sorting out the records and printing them on a text file.
Net Development I
This project was created on a WPF that contains many child windows in a parent window. The components used were Notepad, Contact Tracer, Average Cases Weekly, Weekly Temperature, and Customer Entry.
Capstone Project
This project was individually and focused on a combination of two apps: WhatsApp and Snapchat.
Miscellaneous
Python Lotto Program
I have always wanted to build a simple program to help me win the lotto and fulfill my dreams. These lotto programs will ask the user to enter the number of numbers they want to play and the number of rows to be played. This feature is compatible for Lotto MAX and Lotto 649 for the first 4, but number 5 and 6 relies on POWERBALL and MEGA MILLIONS.
COBOL Lotto Winning Ticket sorter
To help people count out how much money they won on their tickets, they can edit the input file by adding the ID of the ticket and other information. That way, COBOL will sort out if the ticket is a winning or losing ticket. If it's a winning ticket, it will add the amount won to the total. If it's a losing ticket, COBOL will add the information to the losing ticket text file.