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James51332/README.md

Hi there 👋

My name is James, and I am a freshman at UW-Madison 🦡 studying Computer Engineering, Math, and Computer Science! I am also proud to be a 2024 Amazon Future Engineer!

Here are some projects that I've worked on in the past:

  • 🌊 OceanSimulation - A realistic, physically based FFT Ocean Water simulation
  • 👁️ Vision - A powerful 3D and 2D rendering and compute engine supporting both Metal and OpenGL
  • ✍️ dadabo.dev - A personal blog where I write about the technical challenges I face on my projects
  • 📗 Lettermorph - A word themed game that earned 10th place in FBLA Nationals 2023
  • 📈 graphiti - A graphing calculator built using javascript as my final project for AP Computer Science Principles.

I am passionate about 3D rendering, and my favorite language to work with is C++!

You can reach out to me via my linkedin, where I'm happy to answer any questions you want to ask me directly.

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  1. OceanSimulation OceanSimulation Public

    A sum of sines ocean simulation built in C++.

    C++

  2. Vision Vision Public

    A rendering engine in C++, powering all my graphics programming endeavors.

    C++

  3. Lettermorph Lettermorph Public

    My entry to FBLA Nationals 2023 in Game Design (10th place overall).

    C++

  4. graphiti graphiti Public

    My AP Computer Science Principles final project: a graphing calculator!

    JavaScript