James Sullivan

Currently developing a shell-script-driven CI/CD pipeline to automate build and test workflows for my Perudo game and other personal C projects. Focused on local automation, with plans to integrate GitHub Actions for remote builds and deployment.

Developing a terminal-based version of the classic Perudo game using C. Features a turn-based bidding system between a human player and a computer opponent, with full implementation of core game rules. Designed with a focus on portability, memory safety, and clean code structure.

You're looking at it! What's infinite recursion you ask? Well, click on that external link icon below (the one next to the GitHub icon) and find out!

Shiny web app built for the Engineering department at Texas A&M University-Central Texas.

Coursera, Dartmouth College

Completed: September 2023

Specialization by Dartmouth College and Institut Mines-Télécom covering the fundamentals of the C programming language, modular programming, memory management, and the command line interface in the Linux operating system.

Coursera, Meta

Completed: February 2023

Course taught by Meta providing a comprehensive introduction to databases and their role in back-end development. It covered how to use Structured Query Language (SQL) to perform CRUD operations, operators, and sorting/filtering queries to subset data in databases. Finally, database design principles such as schema, relational database design, and normalization were introduced.

Coursera, Meta

Completed: September 2022

Course taught by Meta exploring the fundamentals of JavaScript (e.g., data types, operators, etc.), arrays, objects, functions, error prevention, and programming paradigms like functional programming and object-oriented programming. Additionally, it covered testing code using the Jest framework and how JavaScript operates in the browser.

Coursera, Meta

Completed: August 2022

Course taught by Meta that provided a comprehensive introduction to Python. It covered Python fundamentals (e.g., control flow, data types, functions), programming paradigms (e.g., procedural, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)), and the importance of testing using Test-Driven Development (TDD).