This is the 1D L.U.V. home screen preview.
This is my Ducks in the Desert project.
This was made for the Nacho App's Elf Nachos.
This is the 1D L.U.V. home screen preview.
This is the 1D L.U.V. logo.
This is the logo for Nacho App.
This is the splash screen for the Nacho App.
This is the 1D L.U.V. logo.
I was ranked in the top 95.7% in the country.
I learned how to pay bills on time.
I learned what a 401k was and how to plan it.
I was ranked in the top 95.7% in the country.
H&R Block Financial Literacy
I participated in the H&R Block Financial Literacy Challenge. I learned how to make budgets, how to pay bills, how to write a check, and how to figure a 401k plan.
The first picture is the H&R Block logo.
The second picture is my spreadsheet I used for budgetting.
The third pictured is a representation of how we felt everytime a bill was due.
The fourth picture is a representation of what I see when I now think of what 401k means.
Photoshop
I have done a lot with photoshop this year. Our first photoshop project was "Ducks in the Desert". I used photoshop while making all of the graphics for the 1D L.U.V. app.
The first picture is my Ducks in the Desert project.
The second picture is the preview I made for the 1D L.U.V. app home screen.
The third picture is the logo I made for the 1D L.U.V. app.
The fourth picture is the picture of Will Ferrel as "Elf" for the Nacho App.
My Apps
I created two apps this year in Computer Science. The first one was called 1D L.U.V. and was dreamed up by my best friend, Amanda. The second was called Nacho App and was all about nachos. It had funny recipes and videos. It was thought up by my friends Ford, David, and Brent.
The first picture is the 1D. L.U.V. logo.
The second picture is the Nacho App logo.
The third and fourth pictures are the
splash screens of both the apps.
eFolio
My accomplishments from Computer Science
Click this to see my resume.
This is my Office Sway on Vinton Cerf/Bob Khan and the W3C Consortium.
This is my Powerpoint on Vinton Cerf/Bob Khan and the W3C Consortium.
