Jesse Lee Navas-Huang

Student

I am a Computer Science major at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. I expect to graduate in Fall, 2025.


Interests: Video Games, Chess, Drawing, Software Engineering, Mathematics


Projects

Chess Improvement 2023

I wanted to see how good I could get at chess over the summer.

Chess Fun

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Working with NAO robots 2022

I taught a NAO model robot manufactured by Softbank Robotics to serve as a fitness instructor.

Robotics Machine Learning

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ICS 211 Fishing Game 2022

My group coded a text-based fishing game in Java for our ICS 211 final project.

Java

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UHnify, a webapp for clubs at UH Manoa 12/10/23

ICS 314 Final Project.

ICS 314 Final Project Software Engineering Group Work

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Essays

What makes an engineer?

14 Dec 2023

I recently attended a talk given by James Mason at UH Manoa. In the talk, he discusses the differences between an actual software engineer and a standard programmer. To illustrate his point, he compared the two occupations to the difference...

Software Engineering

The Software Engineering Experience

11 Dec 2023

Software Engineering has nothing to do with actual coding. Of course you must have some basic proficiency, but writing actual code typically proves to be the easiest part of creating software. The true stress, hardships, and challenges stem from the...

Issue Driven Project Management Configuration Management Software Engineering

Analog Importance

19 Nov 2023

Introduction: Artificial Intelligence tools have started to make waves in various fields, from art to writing. I believe that AI has no place in any of these fields. My stance remains unchanged when it comes to education and software engineering....

AI Education

Software Engineers Hate Him! Easiest Way to Write Better Code Instantly!

20 Sep 2023

Why have standards? Everyone writes code in their own way. From indent placement to variable names, the same function can look vastly different depending on who wrote it. This may not affect people working on their own, but such differences...

Coding Standards IntelliJ Tips