Semester-Long Projects (SLP) is a great program to enrich coding skills in a group setting. Participants are formed into groups of similar interests. Each group is led by a mentor to build a unique coding project. SLP includes workshops like git, inclusive design, and other topics to aid the project's completion. At the end of the semester, the groups come together for sheCode's SLP Demo Day to showcase their project!

We congratulate every member and team lead on finishing SLP of 2022!

Thank you for your 10 weeks of teamwork and dedication! You have accomplished these past 10 weeks and should be proud of all the work you have done. We hope that SLP has encouraged you to explore more about Computer Science and inspires you to continue pursuing projects outside of class. We hope you had fun and learned a lot! sheCodes and sheBoard are so proud of you and we can’t wait to see where you will go from here.
-Laura Siu (she/her) sheCodes Internal Vice President 2022-2023

Judges for SLP 2022

• Daisy Tang

• Markus Eger

• Mohammad Husain

• Lan Yang

• Yu Sun

We would like to thank you judges for being a SLP Demo Day Judge! We appreciate you sharing your expertise and guidance with our members. On behalf of sheCodes, we sincerely thank you for taking the time to help create a meaningful experience for our SLP participants.

Team Introduction

• Liangjie Shen

• Trina Ngo
• Erika Ledesma
• Mohraiel Matta
• Rosalu Wycoco

About the Project

A game which includes both aspects of Genshin Impact and League of Legends. The player can choose a character to play and then attack monsters in the open world.

Tools

• HTML 5
• CSS 3
• Javascript
• Sketchbook
• Repl.it

Given More Time...

• More characters to use
• More monsters
• More skills to use

Team Introduction

• Alejandro Hernandez

• Rose Roldan
• Sherelene De Belen
• Laura Siu
• Saul Barajas

About the Project

The team applied Search and Learning problems to various network datasets. They used Uninformed Search, Breadth First Search and Depth First Search.

Tools

• NetworkX
• NumPy
• Pandas
• MatPlotLib

What Was Learned

• AI
• Different Uses
• Python
• Not as scary as we thought

Given More Time...

• Implement more complex models like logisitic regression
• Implement gradient dscent variations/modifications
• Implement more intelligent search algorithms like Dijkstra's and A

Team Introduction

• Bernice Tran

• Amanda Chang
• Allison Fung
• Yemi Okunubi
• Sneha Vivek

About the Project

Link to Figma

Wanderlust is a travel helper website that helps anyone that needs to plan their next vacation. The UI/Ux SLP team has coded a survey that let's the user choose which destination they want to travel to and how long they plan to travel for. After doing so, users can select the given activities that are available.

Tools

• Figma
• Github
• HTML 5
• CSS
• JavaScript

What Was Learned

• Github
• Figma
• Color theory and Typography
• HTML/CSS with jQuery

Team Introduction

• Irene Ninan

• Ceiara Madrigal
• Tiffany Truong
• Sean Chuang
• Tyler Stamp - Programming

About the Project

The intent of this project is to help college students who need organized resources, keep all their notes and flashcards in one website, make practice quizzs to prep for exams, and customiz how the user want their work to look.

Tools

• HTML 5
• CSS
• JavaScript

Given More Time...

• Add other features
• Allow more customization

Team Introduction

• Preni Amijanian

• Min Jung
• Alma Campos
• Karen Vuong

About the Project

Tools

• Google Flutter
• Firebase
• Android Studio
• Dart

Given More Time...

• Allow Users to know they are exchanging with
• Have pictures of the books

Team Introduction

• Sriya Kuruppath

• Julia Alfaro
• UyenNghi Nguyen
• Amber Thomas
• Amrita Sneha Ramakrishnan
• Jade Eng

About the Project

With the increase in fires in California, many residents are in danger due to the lack of adequate time or notice of exact location of impact, to evacuate their homes safely.

Tools

• Figma
• React Native
• Kaggle
• Colab
• Github

What Was Learned

• Team-oriented as there were roles delegated to each team member.
• The team had to learn and use different resources to bring the app together.
• Absence of an established work breakdown structure with dates and durations.
• Bandwidth and capacity issues led to delays in completion.

Given More Time...

• Add information about other disasters
• User Notifications