This was a team project for my Usability class. RITrade (pronounced "RIT Trade") was sort of like Craig's list, but
confined to just RIT students. Using a simple user interface, users could create an account and post listings.
Users could also search for other listings and contact other users if they were interested in buying the product or service being provided.
This was written in Ruby on Rails.

This was an individual project for my personal software engineering class. It read in a document and counted the number of occurrences of each character in the document. It then calculated a Huffman code, which determined the file size of each character in the document, based on how often it occurred.
It was written in C and developed using xcode on Mac OS X.

source code (zip)

This was a team development project for my software engineering class. It is a calendar program, similar to Microsoft Outlook or Google Calendar. It has support for appointments including recurring appointments.
This project was written in Java and developed in eclipse.

executable (jar) | readme (pdf) | original requirements (pdf) | source code (zip) *|

*Note: there were also some internal documents, such as design and testing strategy documents, that, unfortunately, I couldn't upload.
If anyone wants to see these, please send me an e-mail.

This program is like a very low-level map quest. It can take in two cities and a database of roads on the commandline and quickly calculated the shortest route between the two cities using interstates. This was an individual project for my computer science 3 class. It was written in Java and developed in eclipse.

source code (zip)