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Writing Samples

The following writing samples all belong to Julia Willson.

 

Online Multiplayer Text Games Database Project © 2006-2007 Julia Willson

The full scope of this project is a tool for game/player management, plot generation and management, and game world content generation.  It seeks to provide a central place where admins, GMs, and players can create game content such as articles on game canon, world items, character dossiers, etc.  It’s tailored for text-based games, specifically story driven ones such as MUSHes.  It will use a dynamic interface coded with PHP.  See the README.txt for file and code specifics.

 

Online Genetics Database © 2006-2007 Julia Willson

A genetics database coupled with a breeder’s web application.  It is meant to act either as a public or private breeding database for a community of breeders or one.  In its final form it should also be a tool for managing breeding inventory and calculating special breeding probability for sugar gliders.  See the README.txt for file and code specifics.

 

Web Server © 2006 Julia Willson

A simple web server with sockets written in C using cnaiapi.

 

Text Adventure Game

This was a tiny game that I chose to write from an exercise in our Programming Languages book.  It is written in Prologue and written to the specifications of the exercise.

 

C++ Samples © 2005 Julia Willson

These are some C++ Samples from my junior semester in Advanced Datastructures and Algorithms.

 

Streaming Audio Player Plan © 2004 Julia Willson

This was completed as a take home final for my software development class.  As per the problem prompt, time for the project was limited to ten weeks with four green developers.

 

Project Light – The Light is Coming © 2004 Nick Burwell, Matt Kaddatz, Kyle Watters, Julia Willson

This was a project done for Project Light through Dr. Scott Huffman at Kanisa.  The goal was to port the company’s program into a web application.  Complications arose with the original code and so we ended up simply re-engineering the application.

 

 

 

 

 

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