Headed team of five students to create SimShip II, an updated version of a 2D space ship simulation game where players overcome various obstacles in different game modes. The program is written from scratch in C# and uses Iron Python. The main ship class in the game is exposed to allow the player to write programs in this limited version of python to control the ship through code and write small programs to overcome obstacles. This game is now used in Student Technology Leadership Program programming competitions for middle school and high school students in Kentucky. Created a sudoku puzzle generator using a combination of Java, Perl, and a satisfiability solver for Linux systems. This differs from other sudoku programs in the use of a satisfiability solver, where the problem of a sudoku puzzle is represented as a series of boolean variables and operators and then the solver generates a completed puzzle by assigning truth values to the variables. Wrote a simple image morpher in