Edric Jensen B. See

Driven and passionate third-year computer science student at De La Salle University with a strong foundation in programming and web development. Proficient in multiple programming languages, such as Java, Python, C++, and JavaScript, and experienced in developing and deploying web applications using frameworks like React, Node.js, and NextJS. Collaborates effectively within Agile and Scrum teams, eager to contribute to software design, development, and problem-solving in a dynamic work environment.

Designed a GUI for a vending machine factory with Java   Swing

Made to simulate a quiz game where questions are created   in a file and then answered randomly with selected categories, with each   correct answer providing points for the user

A java code with a server that can have multiple clients   join and where files can be passed to and from, and provided commands that   are allowed server side, such as fetching files, sending files, registering   an alias, and disconnecting.

A code that uses the unofficial discord API to create a   simplified way to chat through Discord (or even retrieving messages with   slight code modification) without the official Discord API.

Made to make announcements be retrieved faster than is   announced through canvas or email (as they usually take a while) by   retrieving announcements through the canvas API and then sending them as   formatted accordingly to discord.

Uses the unofficial discord API and the various Generative   AI model apis to create a chatbot that works through discord.

Uses the MLS website view course offerings to retrieve   courses and send them through the unofficial discord API faster than can be   done through site.

The Lab Reservation System is a web application designed   to streamline the process of reserving computer laboratory slots that includes   features to view slot availability, register and log in, make reservations,   and manage user profiles.

A website that was made to help you learn the Chinese   Language better, particularly for the Chinese Proficiency Test, or the HSK.

A website made for personal use, but could be used by   others as well, particularly to manage time and keep track of one’s schedule.