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This is a program which receives a CO2 level from a sensor, together with a temperature reading associated with that sensor. It also collects the current outside temperature, and 119 hourly temperature predictions (5 days) into the future. With these data, the algorithm decides whether to "open the window" of the room associated with the sensors. By "open the window" we mean activate a vent fan which blows in exterior air.
Some old Perl work I did way back when Abbas Moghtani was my teacher at CCSF :^D
Unix / Linux (Korn shell, and/or BASH, running on HPUX, Solaris, Red Hat (Fedora, CentOS...).
Yep. Design patterns I studied at Binghamton University using Java. Great course!
Code from my "Advanced Object Oriented Programming class with C++", which should really just have been called "advanced C++", because we didn't really learn advanced OOP principals. For that, look to my Design Patterns (in Java) repo.
Code from my algorithms class at Binghamton University.
XML parser as an exercise for a class at Binghamton University, CS540, Advanced OOP in C++