This website consists of the various projects I completed on Gimp, a free rastor graphics editor. In this, I scaled, cropped and edited numerous open-source pictures into different backgrounds and manipulated different parts of the pictures to create something new.
This website contains all of the different mini-projects I completed using Inkscape, a vector graphics editor. In these projects, I created various logos with my name, and initials, and also made different abstract logos. In addition, I made a collage of different shapes that have been manipulated, and a favicon using the same node manipulation technique in order to make the shape (of the favicon).
This is a website that was made by following a tutorial made by Drew Ryan on Youtube. His YouTube Channel can be found by CLICKING HERE, and the video, "HTML5/CSS3 Flat Responsive Website - Start To Finish Web Design Tutorial" can be found by CLICKING HERE.
In this project, I used the given website plan template to plan for my own final website that I will be making later this summer. In this, I basically described the main design of the website and how I want each page to look, and what I want on each page. The purpose of this is to help me make my website, so that I would not run into any planning or executig problems when I actually make it later.
In this project, I modeled the infections and deaths caused by Coronavirus in New York City, using VenSim for the system model, and AgentCubes for the agent model. The purpose of this project was to model the scenario which had taken place in the past few months, and to draw out new scenarios that could have occurred if different choices were made in as a result of the virus.
In this project, I used PHP associative arrays to generate random hex codes, which then would display on the website. The form on the website is the generate button, which makes the code, and then changes the background of the website based on the color the code generates.
In this project, I used PHP and HTML forms to switch the first and last letters of your first and last name, after entering it in the form. You have to enter in your FIRST AND LAST NAME for the model to work, otherwise, it will run into an error.
In this project, I used an HTML form to make a dropdown, which has options for 4 different colors. This connects to the PHP which would change the background color of the website using PHP embedded HTML. In addition, the color choice is saved because cookies are set to save the user's color pick, and then on the next visit, the color is generated again without picking the color.
In this project, I used HTML to create a form so that the user can enter in how many times they would like to roll a pair of dice. The PHP part is for the computer to process the RNG which is from 2 to 12, then count the occurences for the numbers, and then display the occurences in a chart, in which the number of asterisks represents the number of times the number appears in the dice roll.
In this project, I used mainly used PHP. This is called the "dynamic template" because it generates the webpage as soon as I click the link based on a basic template that has already been created. The PHP-embedded HTML creates the new website subpages and puts the content onto the page.