Jan C. Rubio's Projects
Designing, simulating, and testing the Ripple Carry Adder
This is one of the required projects to earn your certification. For this project, you will build a database of celestial bodies using PostgreSQL.
Server-Client Network w/ implemented javafx interface for text communication across sockets. Each user has a username and password that they can log in with and have a relaxing conversation.
Tool that allows user to quickly generate a cover letter pdf, given a the necessary details
Example inline tests using the I-Test framework
React/Flask app on Heroku starter repo for UT Austin Software Engineering Fall 2022.
In this project, we will bring together the tools and techniques that we are learning in the class to implement a Proof of Concept (PoC) for a web application for a functioning HaaS system.
Demonstration of my application "Hardware Checkout" developed in ReactJS
Jan's Relevant Experience: This portfolio will contain my school & work experience, projects, etc...
The purpose of this assignment is to design and implement a program to play a text-based version of the board game Mastermind.
A script that generates a random number between 1 and 1000 for users to guess. The program should keep score of each user in an PostgreSQL database.
A periodic_table database that has information about some chemical elements. The program will query SQL commands and parses them to show you information on the element specified by the user.
Example to practice using MongoDB
Learning the Shiny library in the R language
An interactive Bash program that uses PostgreSQL to track the customers and appointments for a salon.
The objective of this project is to aid in the organization/navigation of visualization files used by the DisplayCluster software. By providing an appropriate name to address the file by, the name of the original file (optional), and a set of useful keywords/descriptions.
Programmable stopwatch/timer with RTL-design methodology with 4 modes
You start with several files, one of them is games.csv. It contains a comma-separated list of all games of the final three rounds of the World Cup tournament since 2014; the titles are at the top. It includes the year of each game, the round of the game, the winner, their opponent, and the number of goals each team scored.