Hey there, this is

Chris Pyle

Student and Software Developer

at Northeastern University

Projects

Ski Racing Bib Recognition

Ski Racing Bib Recognition

Custom Machine Learning Model and UI to Recognize Bibs and Bulk Sort Images by Racer and Team

PythonMachine LearningYOLO
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Interactive File Review System

Interactive File Review System

Version Management and Markup System For Users to Review and Approve CAD Part Drawings

ReactTypescriptPrisma
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Image Compressor

Image Compressor

Uses Seam Carving Algorithm to Compress Images While Losing Minimal Information

JavaDynamic ProgrammingAlgorithmsDeques
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Ecuadorian Store Sales Forcasting

Ecuadorian Store Sales Forcasting

Time Series Machine Learning Model to Predict Store Sales in Ecuador Using XG Boost

PythonMachine LearningData Analysis
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Maze Generator and Solver

Maze Generator and Solver

Visually Displays Kruskal's Algorithm to Generate Mazes and DFS/BFS to Solve Them

JavaAlgorithmsData Structures
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Convolutional Neural Network

Convolutional Neural Network

Multi-Layered Network Built From Scratch Using only NumPy to Classify Handwritten Digits

PythonMachine LearningMathematics
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Three Trios Card Game

Three Trios Card Game

Multiplayer Card Game with AI Opponents and Swappable UI

JavaObject Oriented DesignMVC PatternAI
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Weight A Minute -- Fitness Tracker

Weight A Minute -- Fitness Tracker

Fitness Tracker Connecting Trainers and Users Providing Workouts Based on User's Gym Equipment

SQLDatabase DesignPython
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Rush Hour Game

Rush Hour Game

Classic Puzzle Game with Reversable Moves, Customizable Levels, and Swappable Rulesets

JavaObject Oriented DesignGame Development
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About

I'm a third-year student studying computer science and mathematics at Northeastern University, with plans to graduate in spring 2027. On top of my studies, I am currently working as the head of web development at Northeastern Electric Racing, and am the lead developer for the Adopt A Character program at The Unicode Consortium. Additionally, I am a teaching assistant for the accel section of Fundamentals of Computer Science 2, the treasurer for the Alpine Ski Team, and the scholarship chair at Delta Kappa Epsilon. My main technical interests include database design, backend web development, machine learning, and object-oriented design. Non-technically, you will find me on the slopes of ski mountains, hiking through the woods, or in an obscure coffee shop in Boston!