Kendrick Cummins

• Patriot hacks (George Mason Hackathon 2021); developed app in group setting which culminated into scientific calculator
• C language used to develop digital clock where current time could be printed to terminal
• Produced applications through UNIX with ability to sort data, prepare mathematical calculations, and make shapes with characters
• Developed labyrinth and programmed loop for mouse(M) to successfully find cheese(C)
• Created number guessing application as well as opponent to compete against me-HorseDiceCipher
• Utilized Java to assemble data structures to increase efficiency allowing loops to help determine how fast information can be accessed.

• Utilized JAVA to develop AI tree in which copies from priorities had to fit my algorithm until it became full grown
• Used Java to create sentence generators as well as debugging, variables, and arrays
• Created laser game on android phone through process of drag-and-drop

• Attended Department of Defense (DoD) USA Science and Engineering Festival X-STEM Symposium
• Summer 2017Attended VEX1 Robotics STEM Camp
• Built and programmed four-wheeler vehicle
• Combination of programmed autonomous movement as well as manual movement
• Mapped wireless controller to robotic vehicle.

• Attended Advancing Tomorrow’s Leaders in STEM (ATLAS) conference at University of District of Columbia
• Introduced to platforms such as UNITY, to create games high school
• Fall 2015 Assisted with raising over $2,000 for a fundraiser benefiting Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, Sibley Memorial and Suburban Hospitals.

● Spring 2019Attended Department of Defense (DoD) USA Science and Engineering Festival X-STEM Symposium

● Summer 2017Attended VEX1 Robotics STEM Camp. Combination of programmed autonomous movement as well as manual movement to robotic machinery

● Summer 2017Envision National Youth Leadership Forum: Engineering and Technology, University of California, Berkeley

● Spring 2017Attended Advancing Tomorrow’s Leaders in STEM (ATLAS) conference at University of District of Columbia. Introduced to platforms such as UNITY, to create games high school

One college credit applied to George Mason University
Summer 2017