GITA 1

This project served as an introduction to the world of C#. We learned the basics of the program and how to have the user interact with buttons to change the environment.

This project had us learning user-input, allowing the user to choose the style they wanted for a pseudo-business card.

This project had us further learn about user-input. Users would input data according to the "vacation" they had, which would be calculated for a receipt for the user.

This project had us learning how to use radio buttons in order to give the user a choice between 3 pre-determined options, such as the type of hotel they'd like to stay at.

This project had us taking input from the user about a triangle, such as the side-length and angle type. Then, we'd calculate to determine the type of triangle and if it was possible in the first place.

This project had us finally learn how to generate and apply random values- In a vegas-style game about rolling 2 dice for certain numbers.

Continuing the trend of Vegas-style games, we made slot machines that allowed players to bet "money" and spin for a chance at the jackpot prize (or just go broke)

One of the largest projects we had. This project had us incrementing two MAJOR elemnts- sound and timers. Players could click an object for points and buy upgrades such as auto-clickers and gacha multiplers (all accompanied by background music)

Our first ever multi-user input project. It's a simple game of Rock-Paper-Scissor-Lizard-Spock where both users make their pick and see whether they won or lost.

In this late-Halloween project we coded a staircase with two suprises at the top and bottom, the user moves across the staircase on a random timer they decide the speed of.

Another large project to end our first semester and begin our second. This one had us make a digital board game with two players who'd randomly spin a dice to move spaces, there are many special tiles and ways to win!

This project had us learn two very important aspects, user key input and multiple forms. These were used to make a menu for the game and allow the player to move with arrow keys.

An upgraded version of the AI Chase featuring smooth movement and the ability to shoot projectiles at the AI for defensive purposes. (I attached the link but did not have access/permission to change it to "Everyone")