I have been working with Java for at least 4 years, as it was my introductory language into CS.
I am extremely comfortable with Java and have used it in a variety of ways,
but mainly have mainly focused on games.
I have worked with Python for 3 years.
Python is great to use in making quick scripts and tools to help my productivity.
I've also used it in developing web servers and databases.
I have been making websites since highschool, and have become very familiar with html and its related languages.
I am comfortable using JavaScript and building front-ends to hook up to Python back-ends.
C is the language that I have been using throughout my college education.
C's low level capabilities make it ideal for any OS projects I have done.
Using C has been integral to my undestanding of the OS and low level processes.
C++ has found its use as my middle ground in between Java and C.
It has provided me the luxuries of Object Oriented programming while still being at a low enough level that I can still be in control.
Many of my projects in school have been very dependent of databases.
I am experienced with various database frameworks and am confident in building and maintaining complex databases.
I have been using Unity and C# together for 2 years.
This is mainly focused on creating games using the Unity Engine and scripting with C#.
Parabox is a puzzle game that I am working on with two others in our game development class.
The basis of the game is that you are able to reverse time back to the start of a level.
This reverses moveable objects in the game, but not the player. This allows for interesting puzzle mechanics.
I have mainly worked on implementing the player/camera movement and some of the object movement logic. I also helped
convert each component in a level into an easy to use prefab that makes the turnaround time from level design to level create very fast.
