Thanks for visiting my website! Not always up to date, check out my github at github.com/JonahHoffman59 for the most recent projects.
Text-based game in which you are in a house tasked with the goal of escaping the house. Uses Java for programming.
Text-based game in which you are in a house tasked with the goal of escaping the house. Uses Python for programming.
Simple game in which you must shoot the spider. What high score can you get?
Simon Says game using lights on a Raspberry Pi. Uses Python for programming.
Did you know the world is running out of sand? Each year, over fifty billion tons of sand are used. Only certain types of glass are recycled, and due to recycling regulations not allowing broken glass, most glass gets sent to landfills because its composition is unknown. The goal of this project was to solve that problem. We developed a box with a laser through a glass block and a camera that calculates the composition of the block. Voted second for most innovative in Louisiana Tech engineering expo 2022.
For this project, my team and I used an html page for the frontend and python for any calculations. The composition of the block is calculated using Snell's law. Based on the enter and exit angle of the laser through the block, we then used Snell's law to determine composition. The three types we used for this project were borosilicate, acrylic, and tempered glass.
Recreation of the UNIX terminal in C.
A simple calculator built in Python using Tkinter.
A C program that simulates the philosopher's table problem.
Thank for visiting the website once again, contact me at jonahhoffman122@gmail.com
Hi, my name is Jonah Hoffman and I am an undergraduate student in my final year studying Computer Science with a concentration in Computer Engineering. This is the first website I created from scratch with the purpose of being a portfolio. Thanks for visiting!