PROJECTS
Engineering
The projects shown below encompass problem solving, analytical thinking, mathematical use, and many other important qualities that engineers use on a daily basis. Projects will be posted as they are completed through each semester.
PYTHON PROJECT 1
Product Development
Project
The creation of a product from a 'bug' that included, research, interviews, designing and prototyping. Concluded with presentations and a project report. I was responsible for transcribing information down in assignments, creating the presentations and slides, writing sections of the project report and taking meeting minutes.
Continuation of Product Development Project:
After the semester ended, our group decided to continue on with this project because we believed that Step Stash was a product that many college dorms could use as a functional piece of furniture. For a couple of months we have met with a mentor to better help us figure out in what direction we should market our product towards. We have met with a manufacturing company that produces furniture for student living spaces and have pitched our product. Currently waiting for a response.
Manufacturing Process
NC State Drink Coaster Design Project
This report documents the design and manufacturing process for an NC State–themed drink coaster created. It covers the full lifecycle of the project, including product design, process planning, machining, inspection, and cost analysis. Details about the use of CNC machining and laser cutting to fabricate dual-sided coasters featuring Doak Field and Reynolds Coliseum, as well as the creation of a coaster holder are included. The report also analyzes production economics and reflects on challenges, lessons learned, and opportunities for efficiency in large-scale manufacturing
Anatomy of a Perfect Theme Park Day - Hollywood Studios
Tableau Data Visualization Project
This was a personal project not related to any school projects that gave me the opportunity to explore Tableau and data visualization. This project tells the story using data visualization to analyze guest flow and operational efficiency at Disney's Hollywood Studios. By correlating hourly ride capacity with average wait times, the project identifies "high-demand" leaders and geographic "pressure peaks" across park zones to develop a strategic roadmap for minimizing time in line. Utilizing heat maps and volatility charts, the analysis reveals optimal "off-peak" windows, transforming complex historical datasets into actionable recommendations for maximizing the theme park experience.