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Google Maps inspired web-based routing application for CS 61B. I implemented the back end for the mapping and routing of Berkeley by using existing front end and OpenStreetMap mapping data. Developed map rastering, zoom functionality, and clicking for location selection. I used a SAX parser with an OSM XML data file to build a graph representation of the Berkeley area, and used A* algorithm with the graph representation to implement shortest-path routing.

I designed and developed this two-player keyboard game from scratch with provided TileEngine Renderer for CS 61B. Utilized arrays and pseudorandom number generator for the world generation seed/layout. Used StdDraw and Serializable for the game UI behavior. The game is based off escaping a famous UC Berkeley campus building - Dwinelle Hall - known for its confusing layout. The goal of the game is to have the two players strategically plan their moves in order to be the first to escape Dwinelle Hall.