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Project - 243
By: Bo Pike
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 30 - north
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: Coming soon...
Raindrop game - 155
By: Alyssa Maguire
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 10 - north
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): It originally was going to be my CS110 final project, but now it has taken that basic concept and become something else/outside of a class.
Description: I have used Java & the LibGDX framework to make a simple game, which can run natively on Android/IOS/HTML/Desktop. It is hosted on my website, and allows users to play a simple game of collecting falling raindrops in buckets together. The primary motivating factor behind my design choices is that I wanted the game to run on many platforms, and to be playable on a webpage on my website.
Quiz for the Northeastern States and Capitals - 236
By: Nick Matteis, Emmet Kimberly
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 9 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 21
Description: This project will be a code that creates a quiz for Northeastern states and capitals.
Kickass Speed Typing Test - 170
By: Grace Kinney
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 2 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: A python program to test your typing speed on three different intervals: 30 seconds, 1 minute, and 2 minutes.
Operation Green Thumb - 183
By: Nick Altland, Chloe Hoff
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 37 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 121
Description: Use a raspberry pi and an array of sensors to collect data about a plant and evaluate it to create the optimal environment
War in Python - 200
By: Surya Malik
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 15 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS021 is what this project is for. I have really enjoyed learning python throughout the semester and can not wait to learn different languages throughout my time at UVM.
Description: The goal of this project is to create a fully functional and animated game in python. The game that I picked is the classic card game, War. The user will play 1-on-1 against the computer in a game of War.
Slimepedia - 177
By: Aidan Bonner
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 26 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 121, with the use of modified code from CS 120
Description: Physical recreation of the in-game reference books of the video games Slime Rancher and Slime Rancher 2, with the addition of the ability to play music and a matching game.
Modeling the Spread of Disease - 184
By: Nate Mierzejewski
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 20 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: This program will model the spread of disease in a population. It will use the SEIR model, and it will take in parameters like gamma(Infection frequency), beta(number of people contacted by infected individual per unit time), and the number of infected.
Closet App - 178
By: Adalia Williams
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 32 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 145
Description: The Closet App is a useful device for students who live with small closet space. Each app will have a form for users to add their clothes to, as well as display each item of clothing.
Lock, Key & Salt - 269
By: Alyssa Maguire
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 7 - north
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS166
Description: I designed and implemented a robust, well-featured and intuitive interface to allow Users to login & register on my website. I have protected the system from SQL injections and XSS attacks, and additionally salt and encrypt user information. I took special care in every design choice to absolutely minimize vulnerabilities, especially in the database layer. I also designed the project in a "generic" way, so that I can relatively easily modify it for use in other applications, like my personal website and the game I am making.
All-In-One Playstation 1 Emulator on Raspberry Pi 4 - 190
By: Wade Bradford, Harry Sharman
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 10 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS121
Description: An all-in-one PlayStation 1 Emulator run on a Raspberry Pi 4. Housed in an original PlayStation style case with built-in display, audio, and an abundance of nostalgic retro games.
Plantopedia 1000 Selective Service System - 225
By: Liv Welford
Category: Advanced Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level)
Booth: 6 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 148 and CS 205 for the SQL aspects of the project.
Description: A plant watering system and air humidifier system using water and and air moisture sensor and a connected water atomizer. This data will be tracked and stored in an SQL database.
Grow a Tulip Simulation - 238
By: Laila-Mari Leo, Kaley Pham
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 32 - north
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: Grow a Tulip Simulation will prompt for essential plant care questions and through the inputted answers the code will determine whether or not the user’s tulip is expected to grow to the next phase of its life cycle.
Texas Hold 'Em - 162
By: Elijah Clarke
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 14 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS021.
Description: A terminal based game of Texas Hold 'Em.
A Trip to Portugal - 247
By: Ben Reinwald
Category: Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level)
Booth: 17 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 008
Description: This is a website I made over the summer for my cs 008 final project. I decided to design a personal website that has a bunch of pictures/information on Portugal and things I have seen in my travels there. There is also a short survey included on the site.
Graphic Design Portfolio Website - 214
By: Kevin Pomroy
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 31 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 148
Description: A portfolio website to display my graphic design projects and allow users to submit requests for commissions.
Project Miata Site - 154
By: Dakota Smith, Kat Hughes
Category: Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level)
Booth: 19 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS008
Description: We created this site for Kat's Miata that she bought as a project car.
Facial Recognition for Minecraft Server Protection - 252
By: Catie Crowell, Katie Delaney, Alexa Kaplan
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 32 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS121
Description: The purpose of our project is to develop facial recognition software that guards a server and its properties. We will be using this program in conjunction with a Minecraft server.
CS Course Registration Simulation - 198
By: Ava Trueworthy
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 21 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): This project is for the final project for CS 021.
Description: My project is a program that simulates the course registration process for Computer Science courses: the user inputs their name, grade, and prior CS courses, and the program either registers them for the class or tell them why they cannot register (missing prerequisites, schedule conflict, etc).
NYT Spelling Bee Simulation - 253
By: Victoria Lendino
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 28 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): This project will be based on code learned in CS110.
Description: I will be using java to imitate the popular New York Times game The Spelling Bee, in which 7 random letters are provided and from these 7, the user must use 1 specified letter to make a word that is at least 4 letters long. The program prompts the user to enter a new word if they have not used the specified letter, if the word is too short, or if the word is not recognized. As the user accumulates words, the user will be informed of their level, ranging from beginner to genius.
Travel the World with Abigail and Olivia - 256
By: Olivia Ward
Category: Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level)
Booth: 15 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS008
Description: Our project is a website that blogs our previous travels. We include our favorite places we have visited. We provide tips and recommendations for those who are considering traveling to the destinations we have gone to. One page includes a photo album, highlighting parts of our trips. Our last page includes a form that asks the reader some quick questions about traveling. It includes a section where the reader can provide feedback on our blog or ask any questions they might have about traveling.
Self-Driving Robot - 222
By: Spencer Karofsky, Sydney White, Michael Piscione
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 24 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 121
Description: We built a semi-autonomous, obstacle-avoiding robot that uses OpenCV for object classification.
Neural Network Fruit Image Classification - 203
By: Kaya Daylor, Nate Fogg, Gian Cercena, Anika Miner
Category: Advanced Machine Learning Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level)
Booth: 33 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 254
Description: Using a dataset with thousands of pictures of fruits, we will create a fruit classification model with TensorFlow. Next, we will use neural networks to detect patterns in ripe and stale fruits, and subsequently predict ripeness based on a photograph of a fruit. The aforementioned dataset also includes photographs of spoiled fruits, which the neural network will employ in its predictions. This technology could be very beneficial to supermarkets as they could avoid selling rotten fruit, or even buying it from distributors in the first place. We plan to take related projects into account and improve upon their methods and findings.
Wordle - 235
By: David Mclone
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 26 - north
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 21
Description: Coming soon...
Hologram Machine - 166
By: Jack Klug, Anna Dysinger, Miro Gohacki
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 35 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS121
Description: Raspberry pi powered hologram machine
ATP Synthesis Modeling - 204
By: Jennifer Alaska
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 28 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): This is for my CS021 final project.
Description: In biology, ADP (adenosine diphosphate) and an inorganic phosphate molecule combine to produce ATP (adenosine triphosphate). This program plots the random motion of molecules of ADP and phosphate in a confined space ('jar,'), tracks when they collide, destroys the ADP and phosphate, and creates the newly formed ATP. It also produces a graph of the changing number of molecules over time.
Battleship - 191
By: Audrey Tucker
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 22 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021 and Stat CS 087 have helped me materialize this project.
Description: For my project, I am going to create an AI v/s user game of battleship. In my game, the screen will present the user with an 8x8 “board” in which they are able to place their 5 ships. One of the ships will be 5x1, one 4x1, two 3x1s and one 2x1. Then, the computer will randomly generate where it places its “ships”. Then, the user and the computer will take turns guessing where the other player’s ships are located. If the user selects a spot in which a ship is not, that space will turn gray, they will no longer be able to select this space, and the player's turn will be over. If the player selects a space in which one of the computer’s ships is on, the space will turn red, and the player will be prompted to go again and select another space in the hopes of getting all spots of the ship covered. If the player sinks a ship, the program will keep a tally of how many ships are sunk, and if that number reaches five for either the user or the computer, it will display either a “You win!” or “You lose!”
Science enters the Salon at Nails by Julie - 179
By: Julie Sharon
Category: Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level)
Booth: 5 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS008
Description: My project is a website that allows clients to book nail appointments, browse my portfolio, and learn more about my services.
Wireless Stress Detecting Armband - 185
By: Kylie Scarpellino, Davor Vukoja
Category: Advanced Machine Learning Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level)
Booth: 19 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 187, CS 254, CS 021, CS 110
Description: An armband that you wear around your upper arm, will track your heartbeat and the amount you’re sweating and use these two factors to indicate stress levels via an iOS application. The iOS application will provide feedback to the user based on the information it receives. The project will utilize Arduino hardware and software to create a sleek, wireless product that gives users an easy experience.
Mic Light - 223
By: Riley Hammond, Lily Bonds
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 17 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): This is a project for CS 121
Description: Our project is a mood light that changes color based on the frequency of sound a microphone picks up, within a translucent casing. It's all controlled by a Raspberry Pi.
BD-1 A Star Wars Droid - 165
By: Brent Chandler
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 31 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS121
Description: An animatronic robot of a star wars droid from jedi fallen order using a raspberry pi. The goal is to make the robot look as alive as possible as well as accurate to the game.
Hungry Notebook - 259
By: Ken Liu
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 16 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 145
Description: A blog similar website that allows user to enter tasted foods that made a great experience, or not, so that the user can use for referencing in the future in case they want to experience again.
Carolines Project - 229
By: Caroline Farnan
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 2 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 21
Description: coming soon
Global Melt Database: Website for Comparing Rates of Glacier Decline, Sea Level Decline, and Temperature Incline - 158
By: Samuel Clear
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 34 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 195: Introduction to Database Systems
Description: With ice caps and glaciers disappearing around the world, I created a database with a Flask/Python User Interface to search for a relationship between increasing surface temperatures, decreasing glacial elevation, and increasing sea levels. Currently, this database utilizes the Glacial Fluctuations Dataset from the World Glacial Monitoring Service, while the global temperature and sea level rise data is from the Climate Change Knowledge Portal sponsored by the World Bank Group.
AI Spotify Playlist Recommender - 196
By: Anika Hamby, Devin Brown, Alex Friedrichsen, Sam Gusick
Category: Advanced Machine Learning Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level)
Booth: 15 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 254
Description: Have you ever found yourself on the beach listening to music, and it just doesn't fit the beach vibe? Or have you ever gotten dumped and wished you had the perfect playlist of sad songs to cry to while eating ice cream? We made a Spotify playlist generator that takes in text input and uses a machine learning clustering algorithm to create playlists that fit the exact mood, emotion, vibe and setting that you're looking for!
Multiplayer Battleship - 227
By: Eli Smith, Ben Carriveau, Sam Langdon, Scott Vincent
Category: Advanced Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level)
Booth: 11 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 205
Description: This is a python implementation of Battleship with a multiplayer component. The project utilizes python arcade and socket.io to deliver real-time back and forth peer-to-peer communication.
Battleship - 209
By: Ryan Brim
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 25 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: A battleship game made in python using the pygame library. Includes both a single player mode where the player can play against a bot of different difficulties, and a multi-player mode where two players can play against each other virtually.
CS--Star - 240
By: Isabelle Smith
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 13 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021 (H)
Description: Program to give mystical advice based on user's birthday. (Similar to the Co-Star app.)
Raspberry Pi Car Computer - 163
By: Andrew Subach, John Driscoll
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 8 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS121
Description: Using a Raspberry Pi to connect to a car's ECU to display relevant engine data to the user on a screen using an intuitive graphical interface for track use and diagnostic work.
Modelling predator-prey encounters in Python - 208
By: Emma Frederick
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 31 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS021
Description: A program which models and graphs predator-prey interactions of a hawk and a rodent in a 2-D environment using pseudo-randomness and random walks to mock the initial starting points and movements of the agents. The program runs a number of trials and calculates some basic summary statistics.
Art Portfolio - 172
By: India Davis
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 31 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): This website was originally designed for CS 008, but I was able to expand it with CS 148
Description: This website is a portfolio of a collection of my father's artwork
Magic Quiz Machine - 239
By: Jacob Namath, Nate Seibold
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 26 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: Will prompt the user for an answer for multiple choice question, the more answers in a row you get correct, the higher your score will be. Prompts for a dictionary json that will be used for the questions, and displays the most recent players on a leaderboard.
Minesweeper - 245
By: Ty Bears, Noah Domingue
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 21 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): This project is for CS 021
Description: Building minesweeper in python
Connect_4.py - 234
By: Niels Keller, Evan Clements
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 18 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: Connect 4 with a statistics twist
Python Drawing Program - 213
By: Owen Milke
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 4 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: A drawing program similar to MS Paint, that allows the user to utilize a variety of brush sizes and colors to draw whatever they desire. Drawings can be saved to the user's computer.
Personal Safety System - 175
By: Anthony Mazzola, Ruby O'Lynnger, Koa Ritz, Ethan Perry
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 4 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): This project is for CS 121
Description: A raspberry pi powered machine that is a personal safety system (PSS). Marketed towards children to bring with them around town, they press a button and immediately the police are notified of the incident using Twitter API. The PSS also sounds an alarm and begins flashing lights to bring attention.
Coolest Clock (Minecraft clock) - 280
By: Jenni Hill, Cole O'Shaughnessy
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 19 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 121
Description: This clock displays weather data, but also runs a Minecraft server and displays players online!
Wordle - 231
By: Mae Davis, Kyra Lee
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 19 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 21
Description: Everyone knows and loves the New York Times online game called Wordle. Our project is a mock version of Wordle. This game gives users six chances to guess a secret five letter word. For each guess, users will be given three types of hints that are aligned to each letter. These hints tell you: 1. If the guessed letter is in the secret word and in the correct spot 2. If the guessed letter is in the secret word but in a different spot 3. If the guessed letter is not in the secret word at all If the user guessed the word in six or less tries, they win. Otherwise, they lose. Enjoy the game!
Abbey Knobel Raspberry Pi Car - 167
By: Abbey Knobel
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 29 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS121
Description: Raspberry Pi Car
Powerlifting Coaching Application - 168
By: Jordan Bourdeau
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 16 - south
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS148
Description: This project is an online web application for coaches to interact and develop exercise programming for their clients.
Interactive Tasting Menu - 237
By: Quinn Davignon
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 24 - south
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS021
Description: My project asks the user questions regarding season, meal type, and allergies in order to randomly pick three meals from a dictionary of possibilities.
2048 - 230
By: Liam Roache, Logan Skinner
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 3 - north
Presentation Time: 1:10 pm to 2:00 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: Liam and Logan are recreating the popular game 2048. On a 4x4 grid, 2 blocks of the value 2 will be generated. From there, the user will merge the blocks by inputting a direction of either up, down, left, or right. Each time the user enters a direction, a 2 or 4 block will be generated. Blocks of the same value will merge and their values will add up. The goal of the game is to create a block with a value of 2048. If the grid fills up and the blocks cannot merge, the game will end.
PyCrawler - 176
By: Henry Cussatt
Category: Beginner Programming (CS 21 level)
Booth: 24 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021 course content used for this project.
Description: PyCrawler is a text-based dungeon crawling video game created through the use of only built-in python functions. Allows the player to navigate menus, explore various dungeon levels, and fight enemies, all while a frequently updating UI displays elements to the user.
Cooking as medicine - 193
By: Irene Diaz
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 3 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS008 CS148
Description: Recipes and Cooking as Medicine Connected to a database
Lockbox - 254
By: Dominic Gasperini
Category: Advanced Projects (CS 2xx/3xx level)
Booth: 11 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 120
Description: Lockbox is a simple GUI application that is capable of encrypting and decrypting files! The user can set various levels of encryption or set their own key!
Euchre - 276
By: Ben Rogers, Matt Rogers
Category: Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level)
Booth: 15 - north
Presentation Time: 3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021
Description: The card game Euchre played against and with bots, on a GUI display made in Pygame. The CS 021 slot would not let this submit, so I am submitting this here.
What's the Data? - 279
By: Josh Baker
Category: Intermediate Web Design (CS 142 or 148 level)
Booth: 30 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): This project did not relate to any course, but it would most closely relate to CS 148, and concepts from 204 helped me as well.
Description: What's the Data? Is a web resource for neuroscience students to efficiently access PubMed resources correlative to a range of studies within the field of neuroscience.
blackjack - 277
By: Cierra Church, Wyatt Chrisman, Arjun Nair, Will Castner
Category: Intermediate Programming Projects (CS 121 and 1xx level)
Booth: 27 - south
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 121
Description: This project is an automated Blackjack dealer, controlled via web server.
Personal Portfolio of Owen Stark - 205
By: Owen Stark
Category: Beginner Web Design (CS 8 level)
Booth: 2 - north
Presentation Time: 2:20 pm to 3:10 pm
Related Course(s): CS 021 / Personal Project
Description: This is my own online personal portfolio that I started last year, but continued throughout this year. I used the coding environment Atom, and all of the images/videos that you will see is all owned by myself.
The Olympics Quiz - 217
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