This document is a software engineering portfolio belonging to Corey Berry that summarizes various projects completed between 2005-2016. It includes a wide range of projects developed using languages like C++, C#, Ruby, and VBA and frameworks like Qt, .NET, and OpenCV. The projects cover areas like UI design, simulation, data management, and more. Hardware experience incorporating devices like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and BASIC Stamps is also outlined.

1. Software Engineering Portfolio
2005 – 2016
By Corey Berry

2. Various Examples Page 3
QBook Page 7
Windows Skills Test Page 10
SportEvac Page 14
Bar-code Administrator Page 23
Ecological Terrain Library Page 28
Slick Tac Toe Page 31
BattleTux Page 35
Business Process Modeling Tool Page 37
Eagle Club Donor Report Tool Page 41
Development Environments Page 44
Hardware Experience Page 48
Table of Contents

3. Various Examples
 These UI's were created using QtSDK with C++
and CSS
 January 2015 - December 2015

4. SourceGen Extreme
I created this application to aid
in the development of new C++
classes. It generates normal,
static, singleton and virtual
classes.
It also can generate Qt based
QWidget, QMainWindow and
QDialog classes with an
accompying .ui file.
The background is actually
animated with a star-field
simulation.

5. This dashboard UI was created using Qt/C++ and CSS.

6. Here are a couple of QTableWidgets styled
purely using QSS/CSS.

7. QBook
 Touch aware drawing application that was
designed for first generation multi touch laptops
 Developed using QtSDK with C++ and style
sheets
 March 2012

10. Windows Skills Test
 Training application designed to help coworkers
learn about the different components of a
application
 Was installed as portable application on 30+
machines in a learning classroom
 Developed using QtSDK with C++ and style
sheets
 January 2012

14. SportEVac
 3D Simulation of stadium evacuation
 Used for planning the placement of resources
before the start of a sporting event
 Collaborated with campus security on design
and ease of use
 Developed using QtSDK with C++ and Python
 January 2011

23. Bar-code Administrator
 Front-end management software for keeping
track of jailer – inmate interactions at juvenile
detention center
 Software used bar-code reader to ensure that
jailers checked in with inmates at designated
times
 Developed using C#.net and Windows forms
 December 2010

28. Ecological Terrain
Library
 3D application that placed 4th in NASA
innovative design competition. Using various
pseudo-natural wind algorithms this application
simulated plant growth and decay
 Simulated weather effects also affected the
growth of certain plants
 Developed using QtSDK with C++ and OpenGL
 May 2009

31. Slick Tac Toe
 Created for graphics programming class
 Created using QtSDK with C++
 March 2009

35. BattleTux
 Placed 2nd in NASA Innovative Design
Competition
 Created using Ruby with GOSU library
 May 2008

37. BPM Tool
 A simple business process modeling tool
created for a software engineering class
 Developed using Excel VBA
 October 2008

41. Eagle Club Donor
Report Tool
 Simple script that managed donations to sports
club at the University of Southern Mississippi
 Developed using Excel VBA
 July 2008

44. Development
Environments

45. This is my C++ personal development environment running with QtCreator. I started
it in the latter part of 2012 and have been keeping it up to date ever since. I am
using the CMake build system rather than the built-in QMake build system. In my
experience CMake is far better for managing environments with multiple projects.

46. In this screen-shot I am running Eclipse with the Java version of my personal code
base. Its not as responsive or easy to use as QtCreator but it has its uses when
developing in a J2EE environment.

47. MonoDevelop is an awesome tool to use when developing cross platform C# applications.
It is more responsive than Eclipse/Netbeans and has a nicely organized interface.

48. Hardware Experience

49. Intel x86
 Created DOS based user interface (VB for
DOS) for controlling DC motors using a few
pins on the parallel port. (June 2006)

50. OpenCV
 Created custom multi-angle 35 bit bar-code that
was successfully read and decoded by OpenCV
Used the
PlayStation 2 Eye
camera with a
resolution of
640x480 and frame-
rate of 60.
I used the shape
detection feature in
OpenCV to get the
distance between
the center of the
circle and the center
of the rectangle.
Knowing the distance
between the center
and the rectangle I was
able to loop around the
circle and read the
pixel in the center of
each triangle. This
gave me my 1 or 0 for
the 35 bit string I was
constructing.

51. Parallax BASIC Stamp
 Created automatically decoding IR remote for
controlling multiple IR devices
 Created robot for artificial intelligence class that
used light sensors and range finders to follow
black tape on a light surface around an obstacle
course

52. Arduino
 Reverse engineered control voltages for
operating stepper motors from broken
consumer devices
 Created 315/433 MHz transceiver for
transmitting custom commands between two
micro-controllers
 Flashed ATmega168 micro-controller (used by
older Arduinos) with custom ROM

53. Raspberry PI
 Created custom Linux OS without desktop
environment or X11
 Installed QtCreator on ARM based PI device for
development testing
 Used as simple L.A.M.P based development
environment