This is a collection of code created throughout my undergrad at the University of Waterloo for various courses. They are organized by language used.
Python was used in CS 116 which continues to teach the fundamentals of programming that was first taught in CS 115.
This multi-function file demonstrates a method to prime factorizate a number and print the formatted result.
This function demonstrates reading from a file and determine the score of the "winning team".
MATLAB was used in AMATH 242: Computational Mathematics to teach a variaty of algorithms and techniques with applications.
This function performs a basic Newton Method root finder.
This script showcases fourier techniques to filter out different frequencies from an audio file. The extracted audio is plotted in both time and fourier space.
LaTeX was self taught but has been nessesary for any major projects throughout my undergrad.
This file is my final project for AMATH 361: Continuum Mechanics. It showcases multiple figures, paragraph formatting, and hyperlinks throughout the document.