
by Lucas Liu, Nils Veidis and Austin Wangyu


C O - D E V E L O P E R & A R T I S T
As a spell-slinging wizard, venture through dangerous landscapes and use spells to solve intricate puzzles and destroy the force which is draining the world of its energy!

MADE WITH:


by NILS VEIDIS
My most memorable–academic–college experience was when I was first introduced to programming my freshman year. As I was learning Python, I began working on an independent project, Hue Fiend. Out of de-bugging induced exhaustion, I decided to clear my head for the night and resume coding in the morning. That night, I dreamed of walking amongst the various function calls and instance variables of my code (don't judge). At some point in the dream, I stumbled upon a problematic section of code. Something jolted me awake, and I snagged my computer, revised the section of code, and ran the Terminal prompt... and then this appeared...
the desired output of the code
I proceeded by apologizing to my roommate for being obliviously eager at 4am over a gradient, and swapped my political science class for the next computer science course.

built a Central Processing Unit
Constructed a functioning CPU from scratch in Logisim over the course of a summer through UC Berkeley's Computer Science department. The construction of the processor required proficient knowledge of the C programming language, program assembly via RISC-V machine code, machine interpretation and computer hardware architecture.


PATHFINDING A.I.
Constructed various informed and uninformed pathfinding algorithms in Python through the Artificial Intelligence Department at UC Berkeley. Designed Pac-Man as an adversarial agent that collects all food pellets and power pellets in any given game environment while avoiding ghosts.
SKILLS
Reinforcement Learning, A* Graph Search, Dijkstra's Algorithm, Markov Decision Processes (MDPs), Bayes Net & Inference, Particle Filtering
CORONAVIRUS HEALTH / INFO GAME
(iOS Mobile Application)






Conceptualized, coded and designed a hangman-style game using Swift and Xcode for the UC Berkeley iOS Development course (in a 2-day span). The player must guess the the letters of a phrase (COVID-19 health tips / general information) in order to prevent a cell from getting infected by the virus.
GAMEPLAY: