Here I will put some really small and simple projects and some papers I wrote in college.
The other projects are more complex or out of context, or have too many files, or just are not simple to run anywhere. You can also have info and access to my Final Project, about social networks, on the other link on the menu.
Assembly:
- Calculator: This is a simple calculator I made in Assembly language. It works with decimal numbers and two basic operations (+ and -). To use it just open the .com from a command window. Then type the first number and press the operation you want (+ or -) and then type the second number. After that, press = to see the result.
Download: program .. code.
- Keyboard: This is a fun keyboard to play music with the computer speaker. This is really simple to use. Just click the .com program or open it from the command and press the numbers according to the note you want!
Download: program .. code (comments in portuguese).
Papers:
- Automation Topics: This is a paper in Portuguese I wrote about the main features of the automation languages CNC, ACL and SCORBASE. It shows the main applications, examples, and defines which the best language for inexperienced users is.
Download: paper (in portuguese).
- Grid Computing: This is a paper I wrote, in Portuguese, with two friends that describes the Grid Computing layer model. It explains a few applications and as an example, analyzes two Grid applications, in detail: the SETI@Home data processing software and the Everquest online game.
Download: paper (in portuguese).
Online Games and Cyberculture
This is a website I made about online games, cyberculture and virtual communities. It explains online game styles and show some game examples, explains what cyberculture and virtual communities are and how they're linked and also a part of the society. (click the link to visit the website)
Other Programming Stuff
Sort Algorithms Analysis - This is a really cool and simple program I made in Java for sort algorithm complexity analysis. It's really simple, just choose the sort, array sizes and properties, and go! The program will show you a table with the time for the sort for each array and a cute graphic relating size x time. (get the zip file (with libs) - in portuguese)