Cameron Wickersham Email & Phone Number

Recently graduated Purdue University Northwest studying computer science. Learning is my passion and with the tech field evolving constantly I wish to be at the forefront of this technological growth. I'm most knowledgeable with Java and C++, but have touched languages such as: python, html/css, javascript, R, and matlab. Luckily, knowledge of data structures, algorithms, etc. are applicable to all languages. I'm a fast learner and would be able to pick up any language requested. I'm was the project lead for Purdue Northwest's CS Club's Minesweeper Solver Project (active Fall 2021 - Spring 2022). We have completed v1.0.0 where the solver is able to solve no-guess boards for easy, medium, hard/expert, and evil board difficulties. We're using pixels to determine the state of the board and have created pattern recognition algorithms to solve more advanced patterns. We implemented a GUI to control the settings of the solver and utilized graphs/tree, search algorithms, and linked lists to ultimately reach the solve state. For my Spring 2022 senior project, I am working with a local industry to develop a Monte Carlo Tree Search algorithm. I'm specifically on a simulation team, where we are creating a Go simulation for the algorithm to run tests against. Using game states given to us from the other team, we would simulate all the possible moves and report those back. Through back propagation in the Monte Carlo Tree Search algorithm, we'd find the best moves to make. During Fall 2022, I had the opportunity to work with Beulah Works on their backend team. During this internship, I gained familiarity with Drools and SpringBoot. Drools is an open source software that provides a business rule management system. Through a REST API we developed using SpringBoot, we would dynamically create facts and rules that could be ran. Ultimately, these were visualized by the frontend team.GitHub - https://github.com/camwick

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  Purdue University Northwest

  Computer Science