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Where I Started My original definition statement described a mobile app for ADHD task management. The idea was to help people like me break overwhelming goals into bite-sized tasks, show one thing at a time in a focus view, and use AI to suggest concrete next steps. I planned to build it in React Native,…

The Problem I have ADHD. So do about one in twenty people, and a lot of them are students trying to deal with school. The thing nobody outside of it really gets is that it’s not a motivation problem. It’s that big vague tasks don’t compute. “Study for chem” doesn’t register as something you can…

Introduction In Part 1 of this project, our group researched Proxima Centauri B and came away with a picture of a planet that is roughly Earth-sized but drastically different in almost every other way. It’s tidally locked, so one face permanently stares at the star, it’s bombarded by stellar radiation from a flare-active red dwarf,…

Definition Statement Individuals with ADHD and executive function challenges struggle to bridge the gap between having goals and actually executing on them. Traditional task management tools assume a level of natural task decomposition, prioritisation, and sustained motivation that these users lack. This is all because of the neurology and brain makeup. There is no mainstream…

Introduction This assignment serves as the introduction to our larger Planet Exploration project. Our class objective is to identify a planet that could realistically host a vehicle mission, evaluate its potential for human survival, and develop possible solutions for establishing a colony. After reviewing several known exoplanets, our group selected Proxima Centauri b as the…

For this assignment, I took the learning-focused path instead of creating a full model from scratch. I wanted to understand the core workflow of CAD (how sketches, extrusions, assemblies, and drawings all connect) before I tried to make something ambitious. I followed the Onshape learning pathway and built a series of small, symbolic parts that…

Introduction When I started this project, my goal was simple: make a robot that moves. But, I wanted it to move for a reason.I’ve always liked when information feels tactile. Numbers on a screen are easy to ignore, but a servo arm sweeping up when a stock jumps 3% instantly catches your attention. That idea…

Introduction When I started this project, I wanted to challenge myself by rebuilding GPT-2 piece by piece, which I’ve been holding off from doing for a while. My journey began with micrograd, a tiny automatic differentiation engine (which I’ll explain later). It then escalated into coding a GPT-2 style transformer model, training it on small…