Hi I'm Elton, a U of T graduate with a BSc in Biochemistry and Human Biology. During my work term at Sanofi Pasteur , I worked in the molecular biology unit in the research and development department and had the opportunity to learn a lot about DNA sequencing analysis. I was fascinated at the bioinformatics and computational analysis behind these technologies and decided to learn more about computer science during my undergrad. I eventually discovered a passion for software development and I am now pursuing a degree at UBC as a BCS (Bachelor of Computer Science) Second Degree student.
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view resumeThis is a project made during the 2021 Hack the North hackathon where we built an Android application using Google's pose detection machine learning library to determine if a user was working out with proper form
This is a project done to redesign the old CSCB20 website used by Anna Bretscher. Additional functionality was also added to the site such as logging in as a student/instructor. Instructors were able to view all students grades and change them as per a remark request. Students were able to view their own grades and submit a remark request. This project helped me learn full-stack development using HTML5/CSS/JavaScript as the front end and Flask as the backend as well as learning RESTful services.
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This is a project that was created using ReactJS and Bootstrap. It dynamically fetches top and new posts from the Hacker News API and displays them. It is able to dynamically show comments on the stories and details of users that post/comment.
This was a project I created after being inspired by a series from Tech By Tim. The original project can be viewed here. Using the pygame module, I recreated the popular mobile game Flappy Birds with an AI twist using the NEAT module.
This is a hack that was created during TOHacks 2019 called BRO (Batteries Recycling Organization) which aims to connect people to battery disposal locations. It uses Flask, SQLite for the backend to store locations that provide battery disposal. The front end is created using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and vanilla Javascript. It uses the google maps API to show markers of battery disposal locations and a route to the battery disposal location of their choice from the current location.
This project is a simple search engine that looks for a word in the given text files of a directory. It outputs in descending order, the text files with the highest frequency of the given word. This project helped me learn a lot about interprocess communication using forks and pipes.
I have always wanted to build and host my own personal website. After learning web development from the databases and web applications course at U of T, I took it upon myself to expand my front end skills by creating my own website using Twitter's CSS framework, Bootstrap.
If you want to get in touch with me, feel free to email me at elton.kok@mail.utoronto.ca