This project was developed in the CSSE280 – Introduction to Web Development by Zackery and Ahmed. For more information, see the links below: https://rosehulmanprojectvault.org https://team-m3-painteza-wilsonic.web.app/
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During the summer of 2023, I worked as an intern for Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA). During this time, I learned a lot of important skills in software development and full-stack development. I gained skills in Java EE, JBoss, angular, and proper database design. I also strengthened my skills in problem solving, testing, professional communication […]
Jack Davidson, Zackery Painter Abstract: Conventional memory scheduling takes advantage of the row currently open in memory by prioritizing memory requests in that row. Only if there are no more memory requests for the open row does memory switch to another row, based on the oldest memory request in the queue. This First-Ready-First-Come-First-Serve (FR-FCFS) scheduling […]
Overview This project is a work-in-progress. The purpose of this project is to create a backup air and water pump system for my (Zack’s) fish tank. Why Create a Backup? Overtime, the water in an aquarium will become increasingly toxic. The main way to overcome this issue is to filter the water using biological and […]
Overview RHIPS-Ext. Assembler (RHIPS-Ext. ASM) is an assembler written by Zackery Painter. The Assembler is written in Java 8 and was written for Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology CSSE232 – Computer Architecture 1. The Assembler was designed to be changed and updated easily with additional and different definition files and instruction lists. Additionally, automatic assembling is […]
Overview The RHIPS Processor is a very simple 16-bit processor that is based on the RHIPS processor created by Zackery Painter, John Neil, Anthony Sparks, and Jack Thorp. This processor was created as a class project for CSSE232 – Computer Architecture 1, at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. RHIPS-Extended attempts to expand on RHIPS and give […]
Overview: FireTV Connect is a Python library that allows easy connection and control of Amazon’s FireTV Stick or FireTV. The library uses the Android Debugging Bridge (ADB) to connect to the FireTV wirelessly. Below is a link to the GitHub page and additional documentation. Why Was FireTV Connect Created? FireTV Connect was created by Zackery […]