Hi, my name is Karanveer Lally
Second year CIS Student @ Bentley University.

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Hi, there! My name is Karanveer Lally. I'm a second year computer information science at Bentley University pursuing a concentration in Information Technology.

I am interested in full-stack web development, software engineering, and information security. I am currently looking for an internship for Summer 2024 and Fall/Winter 2024.

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Projects

Kratos GPT

Trained a VOLOv8 object detection model to identify and interact with 95% of in-game objects as Kratos in God of War: Ragnarok, using over 10,000 frames of video for model training. Leveraged Cohere’s command language model and GPT-4’s API to interpret strategy and decision-making using sentiment analysis and named entity recognition. Employed model quantization, pruning, and parallel processing to reduce computational demand and optimize model inference time by 35%.

Pedestra

Developed a full-stack website using Next.js as well as Vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS. Designed a responsive user interface compatible with mobile and desktop browsers. Created content focused on promoting liveable and walkable urban design principles in US cities.

Othello

Developed a game engine for Othello in Java using SOLID principles and a modular MVC architecture to manage game state and user input. Implemented a scalable model for game board polygons and used a Swing GUI to highlight legal moves and hints. Utilized a PVP and AI mechanism to display current turns, legal moves, and game outcomes. Integrated an AI player model with four weighted strategies accessible via a command-line index.

Date Night Roulette

Engineered an interactive date night roulette web app using Vanilla JS, CSS, HTML for the front-end. Utilized Node.js for server-side processing and handling user requests. Designed an responsive and optimized UI, employing AJAX and web sockets for real-time updates.

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Chipi Chapa Study Extension

Created a productivity-focused Chrome Extension designed to mitigate distractions by restricting access to non-work related tabs. Employed HTML and JavaScript event listeners to detect and redirect users to a looping cat video encouraging them to remain focused.

Contact

klally@falcon.bentley.edu

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