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Hello! I am an undergraduate at the University of Washington studying computer science with a concentration in data science. I enjoy all fields of computer science, but am specifically interested in machine learning, computer vision, and big data. I interned at Amazon this past summer and will be returning there this fall!
I pride myself in being a very outgoing people-person and am always excited to meet and bond with new people. I enjoy stepping out of my comfort zone to try new things and am always looking for new opportunities to learn and grow.
Outside of computer science, I enjoy taking photos of pretty much everything: cities, animals, landscapes, and people. I have shot for various events including concerts, senior portraits, prom photos, sorority events, student organization socials, etc.
Below are a few of my projects I've worked on over the years and a snapshot of some of my photography. If you want to see more content, check out my instagram or github.
Cheers!
adamwang@uw.edu · resume · github · linkedin
Panorama Stitching
Stitches images together to make a panorama. It performs Harris Corner detection and matches the corners of each image together, and removes the outliers using RANSAC algorithm. Was a project for my Computer Vision course.
Simulates the random motion of particles in liquids and gasses. For example, pollen movement in water due to the collision of the water molecules. Further reading.
Converts live video input into ASCII characters using edge detection, convolutions, and resizing. It displays the output in the terminal, effectively showing real time video without a GUI. Was my final project for my Computer Vision course.
Two-player game where the goal is to make the opponent crash into the edge or a previous crossed path. Modeled after a game I used to play when when I was little.
Created the Conway's cellular automaton using React. "The Game of Life is undecidable, which means that given an initial pattern and a later pattern, no algorithm exists that can tell whether the later pattern is ever going to appear." Play with it here!
Personal digital assistant. More coming soon :)