Sahil Gupta's repositories
CacheCoherenceProtocols
Implementation of cache coherenece protocols, namely, MESI, MOSI, MOESI, MOESIF and MSI. Their performance with tests has also been compared.
FoodLine
The long wait times at the dining locations on campus are no longer a hidden truth. This leads to waste of time for the person standing in line and also discouraging other people to stand in the line and place the order thereby resulting in the losses for the vendors. In this project we propose a mobile application that allows the users to make orders and pay for them online and pick up the food at their selected pickup time. For a vendor, this app allows them to reallocate employees from the cash registers to the kitchen so that they can deal with large orders quickly and in an efficient way which will increase their profit margin. Data analysis can be performed on the user’s history of transactions to make suggestions. As of now this app is catering to the needs of the Georgia Tech community since it only shows on campus dining options and also allows one to use Buzzfunds and Dining Dollars to pay for the meal. This model can applied at the enterprise level and across various industries. It could be used by schools, colleges, offices, living communities and other such society which will save the time of the customer as well as maximize the profits of the vendor.
BTClient
This light Bit-torrent client has been implemented in JAVA. We have used Bencoding libraries available online. In the bibliography you will find the references to the libraries we have used. Since the point of this project was to implement Bit Torrent protocol and not about implementing Bencoding, Endianness, low level details such as bit manipulation and hashing, we have referred to code from several resources such as Stack Overflow, existing libraries which perform the required functionality.
DataStructresAlgorithmsJavaOOMiscCodingProblems
Practice for data structures and algorithms. These are custom implementations to just understand the concepts and implement quickly with some assumptions.
developer-roadmap
Roadmap to becoming a web developer in 2018
baxter
Baxter Research Robot SDK
baxter_examples
Example programs using the SDK for the Baxter Research Robot
CARMAISE
Cloud based engine to power the backend of Restaurantier and FeedMee. This is the powerful engine which will help restaurant owners in understanding what is working for them and what is failing by running AA reports. Provide an API to integrate with applications such as Yelp, Google maps, etc to partner with these companies for making ordering in restaurants easy.
GeorgiaTechCarRentalProject
An information system application to support a car rental system called Georgia Tech Car Rental (GTCR).
MultiThreadingInJava
Several examples which implement the features in Java that enable multi-threading.
NavigateObstaclesInImage
Provided an image, navigate a shape from source to destination avoiding obstacles. C++ practice project in ECE 3090
Restaurantier
Restaurantier - This is the front end application existing across multiple platforms (mobile and web) to help restaurant owners in managing their restaurants.
SecuredEntranceSystem
Secured Entrance System Project - The secured entrance system for facilities is a consumer grade door lock security system under which the person residing in the facility can authorize a visitor to enter the facility by putting in a request in the database.
tensorflow
Computation using data flow graphs for scalable machine learning
TextMiningAndSentimentAnalysisUsingAWS
Text mining and sentiment analysis bootcamp using AWS
TomasuloAlgorithmSimulator
Tomasulo's algorithm simulator displays the famous computer architecture hardware algorithm for dynamic scheduling of instructions that allows out-of-order execution, designed to efficiently utilize multiple execution units.
WirelessRFScannerClient
The Wireless RF Scanner Team has designed a scanner that tests the strength of a mobile network by scanning signals in a given frequency and bandwidth and displaying the relevant statistics. It serves as a portable and an affordable way for companies to measure and optimize wireless signals. The team has worked with DasPoint to gather the necessary parts for the project. The total cost of the parts was about $1500.