Samuel

I built a tool to create and test board coverings, which is really useful for math olympiad problems. The trickiest part was getting the piece borders to render correctly, and I solved it by redrawing them on every change.
As an example: can you cover a 4×4 board using L-trominoes and one monomino? What about an 8×8 board? Can you generalize this for 2ⁿ×2ⁿ boards?

I built a particle collision simulator using p5.js, where users can adjust parameters like elasticity, velocity, scale, and the number of particles. The simulator models collisions between particles in real time, showing how different settings affect their movement. Through this project, I learned about basic physics simulations, collision handling, and creating interactive visualizations with JavaScript.

I created a simple 3D playground using p5.js where users can select different objects, rotate them, and zoom in and out. The project works by using p5.js’s 3D rendering functions and basic input controls for interaction. Through this project, I learned how to handle 3D transformations, user input for navigation, and how to structure a small interactive graphics project in JavaScript.