As an Honours Math student at the University of Waterloo, I have a passion for problem solving, coding, and learning new things. I enjoy putting what I have learnt to the test, for example by competing in and earning a bronze medal in the Skills Alberta Web Development and Design competition in 2024.
Outside of school, I have a history working in aquatics. I have spent time employed as a swim instructor, lifeguard, lifesaving and first aid instructor, and in various leadership roles.
When possible, I love to share my knowledge with others in an instructional or leadership capacity. I have taught web development, first aid, and lifesaving courses, as well as trained, coached, and supervised an aquatic team of over to 50 staff and volunteers.
- Kaydence
Take a scroll through some of the work I've done! I have experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, Python, Racket, and I am currently learning C.
For web development, I am familiar with frameworks such as Django, Tailwind CSS, and DaisyUI.
A Python recreation of a CS 135 assignment utilizing mutual recursion and backtracking.
If you're reading this then you're already on my portfolio site! It's a Django project utilizing Tailwind and DaisyUI on the frontend.
I independently planned and delivered workshops in introductory web development topics for adults. These workshops taught the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
A simple snake replica built in pygame as an introduction to Object Oriented Programming. This was made as a high school CS project.
A clone of a drag and drop mobile block game made with Object Oriented Programming and persistent data. This was made as a high school CS project.
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