Player223 is a small video game demonstration I co-develop on a team of four students. My primary responsibility was to program the player's movements in this 2D platformer (handling user input, simulating gravity, and managing collisions with the environment). This demo was completed for the culminating assignment of ICS4U (a grade 12 computer science course). In accordance with course requirements, the demo was developed over six weeks using Visual Studio Code, and implemented exclusively in C# with a Windows Forms user interface.

This lab report outlines notable inaccuracies by the suggested mathmatical models when used to describe the mechanics of a pendulum. Specifically, these models describe the relationships between angle of release, length, and quality factor. See Section I of the report for an introduction and abstract. This project was conducted during the fall semester of my first year of undergraduate studies (Sept-Dec 2024), as required to complete PHY180.