stangles/CSE381_HW4
This is a simple C++ program to parse a roman numeral algebraic expression and return its value.
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This is a simple C++ program to parse a roman numeral algebraic expression and return its value.
This is a simple REST API that Shannon Kirby and I developed to manage email addresses through PUT, GET and DELETE requests. An email consists of a username, an email string and 0 or more groups.
Term project for CSE486: Create AI to play the board game called breakthrough.
This homework is a basic hill-climbing solution (with 5 restarts) to the n-queens problem.
Homework 3 for Dr. Rao's Operating Systems class. This is a multithreaded program that processes a directory for files with names containing a given substring. The processing output is the number of lines, words and english words contained in the files. The program discovers files by recursively searching the directory in a depth-first manner. It processes files by adding them to a shared global queue and then processing them with multiple threads using monitors.
Homework 2 for Dr. Rao's Operating Systems class. This is a multithreaded program that finds the minimum scalar product of two vectors through a brute force permutation method.
Homework 1 for Dr. Rao's Operating Systems class, a simple java refresher program
HW05 for Dr. Brinkman's CSE274. This homework demonstrates knowledge of Adjacency Matrix, Adjacency Lists and their implementation in C++. It also includes a brute force traveling salesman algorithm for a small number of nodes (n<=15).
Homework 04, part 3 for Dr. Brinkman's CSE274 class. This demonstrates knowledge of image manipulation as it ties to large data input and sorting that data. In this homework is a map of the U.S. and all Starbucks locations. A user can click on the map and the closest Starbucks to that location will be highlighted.
This is homework 04 part 2 for Dr. Brinkman's CSE274 class. It includes an implementation of the nearest neighbor search with a k-dimensional tree.
Another Part 2 solution for homework 04. This includes an array data structure with a brute force distance computation for the nearest neighbor search.
Homework 02 for Dr. Brinkman's CSE274 class. This homework demonstrates knowledge of linked lists as well as graphics manipulation.
Homework 01 for Dr. Brinkman's CSE274 class. Implements graphics through the direct manipulation of the pixel array.