ABOUT ME
Hi! My name is Nicholas Evans, and I am currently pursuing my Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering at Texas A&M University and plan to graduate December of 2022. I started coding upon entering A&M, and since then have learned much about both software and hardware, worked on many amazing projects, and even won a few coding competitions. I’m excited to keep learning more about computers as I have a very strong interest in the futures of virtual reality and smart home technology.
Along with my academic skills, I have found myself developing many interpersonal skills through various positions of leadership I’ve served in. For example, through my time working in the Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center and serving as a chair for Aggie Transition Camps, I had to develop strong communication and management skills to be an effective leader. Through these experiences, I am confident when it comes to leading a group of many different individuals.
Through my course work at Texas A&M, leadership experiences, and various internships, I have learned a lot of valuable skills, that I am eager to utilize in my career. And while I'm proud of my current accomplishments, I am looking forward to learning even more in my future work. With that being said, I am currently seeking a full-time job opportunity following my graduation in December and I very much look forward to working!
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SKILLS
LANGUAGES
Python
C++
C#
HTML
CSS
Javascript
PROGRAMS
VSCode
Photoshop
Postgres
Microsoft Office
Unity
Blender
PROJECTS
PC Building VR Game
An entertaining VR game made using Unity and Blender to educate the user on various components in computers and providing a hands-on experience to learn where to install them.
Links: DEMO/TRAILER - DOWNLOAD
Dungeon Tracker [WIP]
A website designed to make character sheet management much easier in Dungeons & Dragons by using a database to store a user's character's stats. Will also give ability to roll dice, utilizing these stats automatically.
Links: GITHUB
Piano Teaching Assistant
A piano rigged with LEDs that uses a Raspberry Pi to take in a MIDI file as an input, and display the notes via LED at a set tempo to teach the user what notes to play.
Personal Website
My second, and current, website coded using HTML, CSS, and JS. A follow up to my competition winning website that was required for a class, but decided to upgrade my website to get full creative freedom.
Links: GITHUB - PREVIOUS WEBSITE