Name: Kristi Greenwald
Type: User
Company: Microsoft
Bio: Product Manager @ Microsoft š©š»āš»
Cloud and AI Division
Cyber Security | Python š | SQL |
KristiGreenwald.com
Twitter: KrisKodes
Location: Redmond, Washington
Blog: kristigreenwald.com
Kristi Greenwald's Projects
What I learned from reading 200 books in one year
Search a sorted array by repeatedly dividing the search interval in half. Begin with an interval covering the whole array. If the value of the search key is less than the item in the middle of the interval, narrow the interval to the lower half. Otherwise, narrow it to the upper half. Repeatedly check until the value is found or the interval is empty.
This Harry Potter themed repo is all about Anagrams. I use lists and sorting of characters to find Anagrams out of the English Dictionary from the user's input.
Multi LED on breadboard with a SparkFun microcontroller running on Arduino coding IDE.
Multi LED on breadboard with a SparkFun microcontroller running on Arduino coding IDE.
Created a program to automate a roller coaster ticketing booth through the process of assesing height and receiving payment for the ticket.
A background generator that takes two colors selected by the user and creates CSS code to be input into a stylesheet.
Created a Band Name Generator Quiz!
Created a program that can caluclate your BMI with just a couple inputs.
Break out of the black box and allow users to show their creativity while increasing productivity. This hybrid work solution will make collaboration easier, more accessible, and much more enjoyable.
Bridge is making it easier for women and the LGBTQIA+ community by offering guidance in healthcare management, career advancement, and fostering a community of accomplished and intelligent women
Cryptography looks to the Civil War and the encrypted messages sent from the North. I crack this infamously difficult encryption with an algorithm that can solve any Route Cipher.
Using tutorials to gain a deeper understanding of how to use Python, Numpy, Matplotlib, and Pandas to manipulate and visualize data in a Jupyter notebook.
Are we alone in the world? Statistically speaking, shouldn't there be another civilization? And if so, where is everybody? This repo explores the Fermi Paradox through using Drake's Equation to simulate the probability of another life form in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Flatris - Updated Repo for easier deploy with Azure DevOps
A business card app made on Flutter.