This is a project done for CSCE 315 and allows users to order drinks, while managers and employees can also
make certain changes to the data. Several accessibility features are also implemented, such as a magnifying
glass and Google translate. Additionally, sign-on using OAuth can be used to make orders. This project was
done in React for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, and PostgresSQL for the database.
Check out our project here:
PandaTea
In the Fall 2023 semester, I worked on machine learning project with 4 others to help detect Freezing of
Gait (FOG) Events for
those who have Parkinson's Disease. This is done in partnership with the Michael J. Fox Foundation for
Parkinson's Research, as we use data provided from them for our models.
Check out the github here:
Detecting FOG Events
This is the final project done for CSCE 310, Database Systems. It is made with PHP and HTML/CSS
embedded within it and MySQL to create, read, update, and delete entries. It is also connected to a dynamic
database complete with attributes and entities. Users can sign up and login with a email and password, and
there are different permissions depending on if
you're an admin, employee, or customer. To summarize what the site is used for, Restuarant 8 provides users
with the ability to reserve tables, make orders, and rate their food.
Check out the github here:
Restuarant 8
In the MLH Fellowship Prep Program, I worked with students around the world in a fast-paced 3-week program.
We had daily stand-up meetings, and collaborated on two projects with Jekyll, React, and git. The first
project was a Portfolio that showcased all of our members, along with fun features and facts about us. The
second project was a Weather App that gave up-to-date weather events, temperatures, and more.
Check out our projects here:
MLH Portfolio
MLH React Weather App
In this program, I worked with Wayfair engineers using Rust in an open-source project called Tremor. As my
first time working in
open-source, this was a lot of fun as I got to learn about how software development works and how important
version control was.
Check out my blog post here:
Carol Geng's LFX Mentorship Report
Project IRIS is a NASA funded start-up working on the development of an in-situ radiation shield for the
lunar surface. It was first proposed in January 2022 under NASA’s Proposal Writing and Evaluation Experience
(NPWEE) in L’SPACE Academy and ended up winning $10,000 in funding to be developed further. A team of 10
scientists and engineers is currently coordinating meetings with NASA Advisors and Subject Matter Experts
while also contacting other professionals of this field. Currently, I have been acting as the Engineering
Subteam Lead for this project.
Check out Project IRIS here: