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JS / TS / Node — AP Computer Science, Intro to Databases / Self Taught for more advanced topics.

Python — Work, School (Intro to Python, Data Structures, Analysis of Algorithms) (Current Strongest Language)

C++ — College level course

C# / Unity — Self Taught, currently learning

HTML / CSS — AP Computer Science, Web Development class

Assembly (MASM)

Elm, Prolog

SQL — Intro to Databases

• Website - Partially done, but probably info similar to this will be put there, along with other demos and portfolios

• Software Engineering II - Focusing on the verification phase of programming. Version Control, Testing, and Build Systems.
• Operating Systems I - Learning about Operating Systems, using UNIX as a model.

• ChatGPT Google Extension - Firefox Extension that adds a chatGPT summary to google search, with a customizable prompt.
• StickyPin - A self hosted discord bot that can keep pins to the top of pin lists in channels (Example: To keep guidelines or channel-specific rules at the top of the pins)
• Google Bot - A discord bot based around google api, made as a practice for using more complex apis (mostly), and discord.js v13

• Software Engineering I - General concepts of software engineering lifecycle. Agile and other project management, as well as usability engineering. Ended up using lots of Tkinter for the first time. Focus on microservices.
• Computer Architecture and Assembly - Basics of a CISC computer, and learning MASM Assembly programming
• Fundamentals of Computer Programming - Theory around the concepts of programming, and learning different styles of programming languages like Functional (Elm) or Logical (Prolog)
• Analysis of Algorithms - Learning about different types of algorithms, finding time complexity, determining validity, and writing some as well
• Web Development - Basics of building a website, with a frontend and backend, using the MERN stack
• Usability Engineering - Learning about different design principles, and how designs can be effectively tested to ensure they work best for everyone.
• Databases - Learning the basics of how SQL works and can be used in combination with a front end.
• Data Structures - Learning about the foundation of how different data strucures are made and work internally, and how to make our own.