From Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, this is the proverbial man-finding-gold-while-avoiding-wumpuses assignment. It is example of agent based reasoning.

Another classic from Introduction to Artificial Intelligence, this is two assignments in one. These two applications explore how decision trees are used to solve problems.

This is the main project that you need to do get any sort of Computer Science degree from my Alma Mater. This is a complete game, utilizing that old Alpha-Beta Pruning of Decision Trees trick for the computer's intelligence. I would love to attack this with a graphical suite that actually worked. Note the Pascal.

Using NASA's second most famous language, CLIPS, this application allows you to play a perfect game of football. Provided you know how to throw a perfect spiral.

Lets say that you have a bunch of... files. Let's call them MP3 files. And a lot of burnt CDROMS. And a very small hard drive. How are you going to know where to find all those Johnny Cash songs? Well, you download a bunch of open source projects (Perl, Apache, mySQL, and PHP), fire up a text editor, and write this... It includes a perl script that reads MP3 tags to automatically update the database.

Not ready for primetime, but I am currently working on making an interactive OpenGL visualization project for Winamp. Right now, there's a throbbing box, and mouse interaction hidden within.

Basic Programming. Commodore 64. ASCII Graphics. 12 Year kid with something to prove. Tetris with 5 block sized shapes -- this is the first major program I wrote back in the early 90s. For better or worse, this is where it all began.