Caesar cipher was a encryption technique created by Julius Caesar in an effort to protect classified documents. It works by shifting each letter of the message "x" amount of places from its position in the alphabet. This program has a take of Caesar cipher using C++ with a key that changes the amount each character is shifted per iteration. It is capable of encrypting messages as well as decrypting messages that it has encrypted.

Quiddler is a popular card game where one has a deck of cards comprised of one to two letter each and must use them to create a word. The score is calculated based on what letters you used to create the word. Quiddler helper was created using the programming language C as an aid to Quiddler players, it can calculate possible words to be created based on the input as well as how many points the word is worth. There are two variation to the game, one where it shows the value of the word and one where it does not.

Collaborated with a team to develop an expandable Connect Four game in Java, which supports a board size of up to 100x100 and accommodates up to 10 players. We created two variations of the game, one optimized for memory efficiency and another for speed. Additionally, we implemented an interface to efficiently manage the codebase. To ensure the robustness of our implementation, we crafted 40 test cases to thoroughly assess the functionality and performance of the game across various scenarios.