Agile Short Project

A minor project to play with learning Networkx and Reportlab.

Many companies included mine, were and are going through Agile Transformation. I made this chart to remember the terminologies and a break from bigger project.

Having been in Design and Manufacturing, I've found my liking in Agile Manifesto (People and Interaction over Process and Tools) and the Kanban method work really well in many circumstances.

Skills used: Python (Reportlab, Networkx, PyGraph, Graphviz, Matplotlibs)

Jersey City Stations

Jersey City Bikes is a bootcamp project to get started with Tableau to see how we create dashboard for practical real world usage.

Despite its initial intimidation, this dashboard is very simple to use and can give a lot of quick information each station

Not much to be said about it, since the data are already cleaned, but that Tableau is very lovely, time-saving tool for creating nice visualization.

Skills used: Tableau, GIS

Task Given
Open Weather API

Pull the data from hundreds of cities all around the world and host them on a website. The first website I built with CSS. I learn a lot about building multi-page website and how API works.

Easier ways to create a website existed. But I have a fun time learning the skills to customize it.

Skills used: Python (Panda, Matplotlibs, Scipy), API calls, Linear regression, CSS, JavaScript (Bootstraps 4)

Longer Explanation
PokeTree

In this project, my main contribution is a hierarchical chart. Search a pokemon (all lowercase), a move, skill or an ability and learn about it.

It could be very useful for hosting or looking up any topics in hierarchical classifications or organizations.

Skills used: ETL from an API using Javascript: D3 library.

Longer Explanation


Data Visualizations



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Individual

Jersey City Stations

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Create a Tableau dashboard for practical real world usage for Jersey Bike Stations.



Skills used: Tableau, GIS

Data Visualization Code

PokeTree

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Search a pokemon (all lowercase), a move, skill or an ability and learn about it.



Skills used: ETL from an API using Javascript: D3 library.

Data Visualization Code

Weather Project

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Pull the data from hundreds of cities all around the world and host them on a website.



Skills used: Python (Panda, Matplotlibs, Scipy), API calls, Linear regression, CSS, JavaScript (Bootstraps 4)

Data Visualization Code

Agile

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A minor project to play with learning Networkx and Reportlab.



Skills used: Python (Reportlab, Networkx, PyGraph, Graphviz, Matplotlibs)

PDF Code


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Team

Machine-Learning

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Gather loads of data from APIs using Python. Train the Data with a Machine Learning Algorithm. Predicting Whether a Movie Will Ended Up in What Streaming Site. Display both the trained data and the predictions on a Tableau Dashboad and represent the Journey in a Tableau Storyboard. Learn to use SVM (Support Vector Machine) as a machine learning predictor.

Story Dashboards Code Long Explanation

ETL Project

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Our four-person team (named after a three-sided object) was chosen by the instructors with an initial deadline of just under 2 weeks to complete. The project(s) on the Git Page were planned, put together, and hosted via Zoom meetings and lots of coffee.

Our Website Code About Project


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Currently Doing

In Progress

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A massive dataset are available from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, I decided to play with to use for machine-learning, Chatgpt and learning new skills

Skills used: Pythons (Folium, Seaborn, Panda, Geocoder, Sklearns, Matplotlibs), API calls, GIS. Microsoft PowerBi (expected). Chatgpt prompt

Link to Current Code

Continuous Learning

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I kept learning new libraries, so this tree and website is a way for me to keep track of it

Skills used: Pythons (Networkx, PyGraph, Graphviz, Matplotlibs)

Skill Trees Code

Android App

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This is a simple webpage, its mobile interface still feel off, I'm working on it but then I wonder how would it can load into a simple Android app.

Probably easier using an online method, but I rather have a learning opportunity to start developing in Android.

Skills used: Android Studio or Visual Studio, Java, Kotlin or F#



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Misc

Bootcamp

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There are many more projects that I have done in Georgia Tech Bootcamp that I haven' t yet organize or upload to this website. Some dependencies and visualization required liveserver.

Other skills not mentioned: AWS, Hadoop, Flask, NoSql, Mongodb, Sqlite, R, Web-Scraping, Leaflet, GoogleApi, VBA scripting, Postgres..



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