Maxence Roy

IoT system for managing a container farm. This was the final project for both my Application Development III and Connected Objects course in collaboration with Magnus Bigras, Nicholas Chudinov, and Liam Scalzulli. First, environmental data collection was implemented with Raspberry Pi modules. Then, telemetry messages were made to automatically dispatch via Azure IoT Hub. Finally, a Xamarin mobile app was created to visualize data and control modules. Workflow was managed via Jira tasks and sprints (Agile).

Note: The source code provided is a clone of the original repo. Previous commits cannot be seen.

Cross-platform mobile app for listing countries' Olympic medals. This was a project for my Application Development III course. Built with Xamarin. Features include sorting, charts, and sharing data onto other apps.

Note: The source code provided is a clone of the original repo. Previous commits cannot be seen.

Comprehensive restaurant website with database built with ASP.NET. This was the final project for my Web Programming III course in collaboration with Ishpal Mattu, Brent Pereira, and Liam Scalzulli. The site includes a shopping cart, account creation, user authentication, and role assignment. Third party APIs were also implemented: reCAPTCHA, Google Maps, and SendGrid. Workflow was managed via Azure DevOps tasks and sprints (Agile). A usability analysis was conducted.

An Android app for landlords and tenants to manage requests. This was the final project for my Application Development II course in collaboration with Ishpal Mattu, Brent Pereira, and Liam Scalzulli. Built using Android Studio. Information is stored in a database. Workflow was managed via Jira tasks and sprints (Agile).

An Android app to manage tasks. This was a project for my Application Development II course. Built using Android Studio. Information is stored in a database. Features include filtering tasks, making and undoing edits, and notifications when a task is due.

Note: The source code provided is a clone of the original repo. Previous commits cannot be seen.

Reddit-like forum web app deployed with Node.js. This was the final project for my Web Programming II course. The website handles every possible HTTP request through REST APIs. Its code is organized using the Model-View-Controller architecture and tested with Jest. As you can see, front-end wasn't a priority here lol.

Note: The source code provided is a clone of the original repo. Previous commits cannot be seen.

Installable Windows application for tracking personal expenses. This was the final project for my Application Development I course in collaboration with Hieu Dao Le Duc and Brent Pereira. It involved creating a documented C# codebase exported as a DLL library, then implementing it onto an WPF app with database. Workflow was managed via Jira tasks and sprints (Agile). Functionality was tested through unit tests and verified with GitHub actions (CI/CD).

Note: The source code provided is a clone of the original repo. Previous commits cannot be seen.

2D racing game on Canvas (though it's not really a racing since it is single-player). This was the final project for my Web Programming I course. Collision detection was tricky but once it worked it was really satisfying!

Note: The game only works on desktop.

Windows application (WPF) for tracking items in an inventory. This was the final project for my Programming III course in collaboration with Liam Scalzulli.

Infection simulator on Canvas. This was the final project for my User Interface course in collaboration with Fabian Dimitrov. An initial codebase was provided, and features were added on top of it.

Note: There's a fake login page. You can write anything in it and nothing will be saved.

Discord bot to help facilitate taking attendance during online classes. This was the final project for my Information Technology course in collaboration with Fabian Dimitrov, Jordan McIntyre, and Brent Pereira. When requested, the bot posts a poll that students can react to, then deletes it after a certain interval. Data is compiled into a csv file and privately sent to the user who called the bot.

Single-player Poker game on Windows console. This was the final project for my Programming II course. If you want to try it, you can compile the Visual Studio project on a Windows computer.

Note: Your screen needs to be large enough for the game to execute.

Unofficial website for my college's "Smash Bros" club. This was a project for my User Interface course. This was the first full website I ever did. No JavaScript yet!

Single-player 2D action game on Windows console. This was the final project for my Programming I course. I had a lot of fun making it. If you want to play it, you can compile the Visual Studio project on a Windows computer.

Note: Your screen needs to be large enough for the game to execute.