Welcome to Jacob Schwartz’s 2019 Programming Portfolio

Email: jaschwartz27@gmail.com

Link to 2021 Programming Portfolio: here

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Spotlighted Projects created in the Programming 1 class 2018 - 2019:

First Semester Timeline

Completed October 2018

This was both a research project and a challenge to create an interesting display to communicate information on some of the most notable early computers in history. In my project, additional information will be brought up when you hover over the text for one of the computers.

Source code for timeline here

First Semester Processing Calculator

Completed November 2018

A Legend of Zelda themed object orientated calculator with features including standard opperations as well as squares, square roots, and a random number button (1-100). The button at the bottom links to GameChops’ Zelda and Chill video.

Calculator Image Calculator Planning

Source code for calculator here

First Semester Space Shooter Game

Completed December 2018

A space shooter game inspired by classics like Galaga and Asteroids. All planned features aren’t inculded, but might be updated on a future date. This game had much planning beforehand.

Source code for space shooter game here

Second Semester Number Guessing Game

Completed March 2019

Due to the limits C++ has with graphics, this is entirely text based. It’s a simple but fun game where you try to guess a number in the least amount of guesses.

Source code for the number guessing game here

Second Semester Recorded Questions

Completed April 2019

This was a simple app to help us learn how to work with files. All it really does is take the input from the user and record it for ten different questions.

Source code for the recorded questions here

Second Semester Group Project: Bank System

Completed May 2019

This was a group project including all the students learning C++ in our Programming 1 class. Together we decided to create a banking system or automated teller. I was assigned the job of the bank system with deposits, withdrawls, recording the process, and keeping track of the balance of each user.

Source code for the final project here

Source code for the bank system I made here