About

This website is used to exploit the many projects I have completed throughout my collegiate career. Categories range from Web & Graphic design, Application Development in various languages, and Engineering Design and Development. This is a work in progress and I still have several projects and designs that will be uploaded soon.

Please refer to my Resume for details on my educational background and work history. Thank you for visiting.

Not all links are active on the front page...PLEASE click on the Project title in order to access any of the project images, files, or links

Site Update

Site remodeled with a cleaner look. Will continue to update as necessary with more projects and updates to the site.

Buddhafoolz.com

When: Summer of 1999
For: Buddhafoolz DJ group, Houston, TX
Partners: None
Description: Complete website design from Images created through Photoshop, DHTML, CSS, and Flash.
Version 1
Version 2
Flash Intro

RPG (x86 Assembly)

When: Spring of 2003
For: Microcomputer using Intel Assembly Final Project
Partners: Phillip, Kim
Description: Text based Role Playing Game design using Intel x86 Assembly directives and compiled through MASM. These are a few of the files used in implementation of the game.
gameproject.asm
intro.asm

Goodphil.net

When: Spring of 2002
For: Filipino Students Association at the University of Houston
Partners: None
Description: Complete website design from Images created through Photoshop, Backend programming using PHP connecting to Paypal’s API’s for e-commerce solutions, and MySQL for database implementation. Everything was designed and created by me.

Goodphil.net (available on this domain only)

Java Assignments List (Java)

When: Fall of 2003
For: CS-170 Java Programming
Partners: None
Description: A list of the different Assignments that were completed. Each lab shows a good example of my coding conventions in the Java Programming language
Java Labs

(this entry needs to be updated)

ID3 Tags – For Virtual Tracks (C++)

When: Fall 2005
For: EE Data Structures Final Project
Partners: None
Description: To eliminate the use of manually splitting full length tracks by means of an audio editor, and allow the user or organization to establish virtual tracks, or chapters, within an mp3 file to divide the full track. (Due to theft, codebase cannot be shown)
Spec Sheet Analysis

Simulated Autonomous Vehicle Controller

When: Fall 2005 - Spring 2006
For: EE Final Design Project
Partners: Samuel Oliveras, William Vo, Ely Don Lagazo
Description: The development of a Simulated Autonomous Vehicle Controller using the Parallax Basic Stamp Microcontroller and the Python programming language for the frontend.
DG7

2 input DJ Mixer w/ Tone Control

When: Spring of 2005
For: EE Lab 1
Partners: Thomas Na, Jorge Trevino
Description: Presentation of the design of a 2-input DJ Mixer
Presentation:
HTML
PDF

Memory game w/ Gui (Java)

When: Fall of 2003
For: CS-170 Java Programming
Partners: Nikita & Anton Petrov
Description: Presentation of the Memory Educational game made using Java and Swing.
Presentation

Engineering Functions using Two Arrays (C++)

When: Fall of 2005
For: EE Data Structures in C++
Partners: None
Description: In this program we will gather information from the user in order to define the dimensions for two NxN matrices and perform various methods such as Add, Subtract, Multiply and Transpose
index.cpp
double_arr.h
double_arr.cpp

Binary Tree Linked List (C++)

When: Fall of 2005
For: EE Data Structures in C++
Partners: None
Description: This program was designed for the sole purpose of creating the standard binary tree linked list and printing back through an in-order traversal.
bintree.cpp
bintree.h
main.cpp
mynode.h

Checkers (C++)

When: Fall of 2002
For: CS-116 Intermediate Programming in C++
Partners: None
Description: This program designed a checkerboard along with pieces that can be moved by two players using the XY coordinate system. The application gui is the terminal console and it scrolls along with each new play. This only seems to work on the Windows operating […]