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Cyrus WaChong (@cyruswachong)

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FunWithMatlab

MATLAB Projects written to understand and use tools of image processing

ZMachine

This project simulates a Z Machine, which reads Z code, to run basic text games. Takes zcode input, decode the inputs, and executes certain instructions corresponding to either A, B, or C type instructions. Each one is decoded in a unique way, and corresponds to how many inputs each instruction has.

ENSC351_lab2

ENSC-252-Lab-4

Basic conversion of numbers from binary to hexidecimal

Morse-Code-Generator

In this VHDL project, I build a program that would allow the user of the FGPA to output Morse Code using the switches to switch the frequency of the tone.

ENSC_351_Final_Project

Repository for my final project based on system calls and kernel drivers

TimeConversion

A basic program I wrote to convert 24 hour time to 12 hour time to test usage of basic header and implementation files, and exception handling (try, catch and throw) using and error class.

Lumohacks-2018-StressHub

A project made by my group that intake temperature through an arduino, sends this information to our firebase database. An app was made to conduct surveys and gather personal information, and with the temperature, and the answers to the survey, a score is calculated to represent how likely you are to be suffering from PTSD symptoms. These scores are sent the our website displaying each persons score, used for management.

POSTNET-Barcode-reader

For this classes/objects assignment in C++ I created a program that could convert 27 character Bar codes (Represented as a Binary input) into 5 character Zipcodes, using a format called POSTNET, used by the U.S. Postal service up until 2009.