Publicly Available Projects. Both from school and personal projects. These are closer to being refined then average private work.

This Repo is for projects and files to be shared publicly from my website (namely) and other projects (that are not web-based). The goal is open-sourcing all content. A significant amount of content will be for:

• Data Science: analysis of various datasets; namely in R and Python.
• Economic Analyses: pet projects that typically analyze economic/income/wealth inequality and effects on economic growth (basically macroeconomics)
• Coding Projects: smaller coding projects that can be run in one's own local setup (ideally); typically Python though possibly Java and other languages I wish to improve or learn
• Applications: I may add application source code (though possibly not complete).

• Data Analysis of the CATO Institute's Human Freedom Index

• Sudoku Puzzle: N by N Puzzles

• Economic Analyses:

  • The Overview of the 2008 Housing Bubble and Aftermath
  • A Study of the United States' Increasing Human Capital Throughout the 20th Century

• CraigVersity: A web application designed to be like Craigslist for universities by a group of 5 (including myself). It allows students, staff, and faculty to post goods, services, opportunities for sale. The application is the prototype for a Software Engineering class from the 2019 Fall Semester at Pitt. The CraigVersity repository with more information and details!

• Agent-Based Modeling: My personal project surrounding my interest in simulating models of individual, autonomous agents interacting. These models (or systems) tend to show how macro-level trends occur naturally through these individual interactions of agents. I hope to create a framework that can be used with different models. This project ties my interests like artificial intelligence, utility theory, optimization theory, statistics, and modeling together into a singular project. Learn more at my growing Agent-Based Modeling repository.