Ethan Huynh

Intro

Ethan Huynh (on the right) is a junior undergraduate computer information systems student attending the University of Texas at Tyler. He is currently working on his Comptia a+ certification. He is also working on many projects to provide organization, sustainability, and showing the younger generation that any tools at hand are tools to be used. This is evident with his videos, as he explains how to utilize coding databases and languages to their potential as a side project. I.E MySql as a "to-do-list" or Syncthing in conjunction to EMAC's Org Mode. His latest efforts include being the president and vice-president of the Asian Student Association and successfully gaining a sponsorship with Kung-Fu Tea. He will be pursuing an IT related field after graduation and continue to prosper. You can view his up to date projects by clicking here.

Work

Each application is created by Ethan Huynh, including this website. No templates were used for the website and were all created by Ethan Huynh. Each coded program is meant for a business setting.

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Bank Transaction System

Initial Organization Program

Java program that generates initials and performs randomization on names. It starts by defining an array of strings representing different names. The program then iterates through each name in the array and performs several operations.

Within the loop, the program extracts the first name, middle name, and last name from the current name using the substring function and determines their lengths. It also retrieves the first character of the first name as the first initial, the second character of the middle name as the middle initial, and the second character of the last name as the last initial. The program displays the extracted information, including the names, their lengths, and the initials.

Heart Rate Tester

The given Java code is a program designed to check the user's heart rate and determine if it falls within the target heart rate zone. The user is prompted to input their heart rate and date of birth. The program calculates the user's age based on the provided birth date and current date. It then computes the maximum and minimum heart rates based on the age using predefined formulas. If the user's heart rate is within the calculated range, a congratulatory message is displayed. Otherwise, a warning message is shown indicating that the heart rate is outside the target zone. Overall, the program helps users assess whether their heart rate is within the desired range for optimal fitness.

Blog

I write my interests here.

Gear Kit

gear i used for school/productivity

over the years, i've carefully curated my list of technology to productivity oriented specifications, especially with my mobile phone. i've researched thoroughly through multiple people including james scholz and cal newport, two leading "dumb" phone reviewers.

ive also tested many dumbphones myself, being on a lightphone 2, while self-harm, is still a very good device for what i need.

here is a list of devices i use for school in particular

i love eink screens, james scholz was able to show me the fantastic world of them; however, the US has a stagnant production of them, meaning they are rarely used outside the standard kindle.

eink screens are easier on the eyes and have the least amount of distractions on them which in turn allows for my productivity to prosper. that is exactly why i invested into the boox nova c, which had a student discount.

these devices are used especially to lessen distractions and to allow me to be more intertwined with my day to day life, many of these are chosen due to their unique skillsets.

Contact

Web Dev

Elements

i = 0;

while (!deck.isInOrder()) {
    print 'Iteration ' + i;
    deck.shuffle();
    i++;
}

print 'It took ' + i + ' iterations to sort the deck.';