INTRODUCING ME

I am a junior at California University of Pennsylvania. My major is Computer Science and my minor is in math. I enjoy using logic and reason to solve all types of problems. I am also pretty handy when it comes to building or fixing things. once I graduate I hope to become a software engineer.

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PROGRAMS

Portfolio of Work

Below are some of my programs that I've worked on over the years. I demonstrate my ability to use arrays, lists, and pointers. I use object orientated techniques and show a strong background in data structures.

GRADE ACCUMULATOR

This program was one of my very first it will average the grades you give it. It is written in c and is very basic. But it shows at even early stages in my coding sound reason and logic.

Grade accumulator

CLOCK

This program was written in C++ it is a clock and you can use it as such . It has strong object orientated features such as polymorphism and derived classes. This is my Magnum Opus because it is a culmination of object orientated programming.

Clock

RPN CALCULATOR

This program was Written in MASM also known as assembly this is a very low level language but really cool to work with. This is a post fix calculator that uses a stack it reads like this + 5 6 as opposed to our normal in fix calculator 5+6. This show my ability to use a very low level and basic language where you have to do the things a higher level would do for you.

RPN Calculator

8 QUEENS

This program is for The eight queens problem which is can you place 8 queens on a 8X8 chess board so that they won't capture one another but instead of 8 it is n queens on a nXn chess board.
It is written in c++. This program demonstrates my problem solving ability and it also demonstates this dynamic between man and machine. Sure I can solve the problem on paper in a relatively short amount of time but what happens when it becomes a 20x20 chess board. That is when the idea of programming a computer to do it for you really set in.

8 Queens

DATABASE

This program deals with data bases it allows you to search, insert, and remove. It is written in c++ so it has object orientated features. This is the most practical program and I could see myself being ask to write something like this in the future for my career.

Database

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LOGIC AND SWITCHING AND LINEAR ALGEBRA

Below are some solutions to Logic and Switching and Linear Algebra problems demonstrating my math skills

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We were tasked with solving an unspecified sequential machine by giving the minimum sate diagram and the corresponding K map. Logic a switching will test your mind and your patience to produce answers.

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In Linear Algebra we look at a lot of matries and applications of them. In this project we need to use certain techniques to solve the matrix and analyze the network. I enjoyed this project because you could write code to it for you. A lot of Linear Algebra you could program a computer to do for you. But you can not do that if you do not understand the problem and what you are trying to accomplish.

this goes along with the linear algebra problem above.

RÉSUMÉ

Below is my résumé

Anthony Stepich

Mcclellandtown, PA 15458 | 724-208-9708 | STE4864@PennWest.edu |

Education

PennWest University, California, PA

Bachelor's Degree of Science, May 2024 Major: Computer Science Minor: Math

3.3 GPA NHS member and Honor Program invitee

Key Skills

Languages/Platforms: formally educated in C, C++, ASM, GitHub
informally/introduce to JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
Programming Experience:

A football game and grade accumulator, where I learned the basics of the c language such as functions and function calls and working with random numbers using case, if statements, and loops.
List manipulation with arrays and pointers, using c++ to create a list with both arrays and pointers and seeing the difference of the O(n) of each implementation.
A clock, where I gained a solid foundation in c++ creating class, using constructors, using set and get functions, using private and public data, inheritance, and polymorphism also modularization with header and .c files.
A database, where I was introduced to using a pseudo database where we created a class called student and filled it with appropriate and corresponding data from a file and navigated it.
The eight queens' problem, where I utilized a stack and stack operations to figure out if you could place ‘N’ queens on a ‘NxN’ chess board so that one could not capture the other.
Operating system/network simulation, using ASM to realize high level statements and created data structures such as queues and priority queues to load or find ‘jobs’ to be executed or to send and receive packets to nodes from a buffer with a time to live counter.

Related Courses: Data Structures, Data Bases, Analysis of Algorithms, Object Orientated Programming.
Qualities: Problem solving, Logic and reasoning, strategic planning and preparedness, organization, diligence, efficiency, communication, leadership.

Work Experience

Laborer, September 2021-Current

Miller's Greenhouse and Flower Shop, Smithfield Pa