Hi, I'm Calvin Choi, a recent graduate at Binghamton University.

I graduated May 2023, with a Bachelor of Science
majoring in Computer Science.

This website serves as a hub to showcase my personal projects
I've worked on after graduating.

Feel free to interact with my collection of projects, either by clicking
their names listed below my education info, or on the navbar on
the top of the page

A visualizer for many common sorting algorithms. Currently has Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort, Selection Sort, Merge Sort, and Quick Sort.

Array size maximums are adjusted respective to the selected algorithm's speed so the animations don't take a long time.
There is also a delay slider, which you can use to either speed up or slow down the animation.

Challenges included keeping track of relevant elements of the array to highlight properly for the user, as the faster sorting algorithms are more meant for sorting efficiently using clever shortcuts rather than being meant for a person observing the process of sorting.

A weather app where you can enter a location and get different stats depending on what checkboxes are clicked.

Uses an API from WeatherAPI.com

A physics demonstration of two blocks undergoing total elastic collision.

There is an interesting phenomenon where if the mass of the moving (right) square is the mass of the still (middle) square multiplied by 100^x [x >= 0], the total number of collisions will be equal to the digits of pi, with x being the total number of digits.

Challenges included making sure the collisions register properly, and making sure that the blocks don't phase through each other through high enough speeds between frames.

A game where you flip tiles in a plus shape per click, where the objective is to have all the tiles flipped.

Features include different difficulties, resetting the board, and hints.

A simple drawing app

Features include a color palette for the brush tool, shortcuts for the brush (b), eraser (e), undo (CTRL+Z), and redo (CTRL+Y) buttons.