Hi! I'm Neil Opena

Designed to attract new members and to keep in touch with the organization's alumni, this website displays the current activities of the Philippine United Student Organization, at Stony Brook University.

This is a project dedicated to replicating popular e-commerce systems online, such as Amazon. It comprises of a user-friendly front-end system to interact with the underlying database system of the enterprise.

This was a redesigned update of my personal website. It features a more responsive, and user-friendly website dedicated to showing a visual representation of my portfolio and projects. The Materialize frameworks was used to aid in development.

This holds some of the projects dedicated to learning technical communication. It focused on learning to write information necessary for success in the professional world.

This JavaFX application was built as a user-interface to model and visualize how algorithms can learn from data. Classic classification and clustering algorithms were implemented. Support for future algorithms was added to the application.

This was the original website designed to display my portfolio. It was my personal summer project where I learned basic web development skills. It was created using the Bootstrap framework.

This was an extra credit assignment designed to replicate the rules and semantics of the popular card game UNO in a 2D video game setting. It was built using JavaFX.

This was the first programming project that I have completed. It is a simple text-based game that won "Best Learning Hack" in HackHealth 2016. It was built using Python.