Welcome to Kevin's Mini-World!

Since you're here, let's get informal! Let me kick this off first: For one, I really like the simple art (e.g., logo, icon).
I care about the fine details of the simple art and take the messages conveyed by each part of an artwork seriously.
As a result, I usually take charge of creating figures and tables, iterating the process after receiving feedback until everyone on the team is satisfied.

Additionally, I like to play Tetris and social deduction games (e.g., Mafia, Town of Salem)! I also like to make small games, so I brought here some games I have made for fun! Huge thanks to Daniel Shiffman, through whom I picked up JavaScript and learned to make games with the p5.js library.

• Mouse Click [Recommended]
• Quick Loud Noise (e.g. Clap, Tapping on any hard object with a fingernail, etc.)

• If you want to use the brief loud noise as a means of changing the ball's direction, you must ALLOW the microphone usage in the beginning.
• You can start the game by clicking anywhere in the canvas once it's loaded.

• Arrows (Up, Right, Down, Left)

• Ten treasure boxes are scattered in the map, and each box is worth 10 points. You will be competing against the computer for the treasures!
• The map is randomly generated, so in very rare cases, you may be trapped in some confined space. In that case, start over.
• If you bump into any of computer agents (RED BOX), you will die.
• What you see in the upper left corner is the whole map.

• Mouse Drag

• Once you lead the ball to a black point, all the platform drawings you made will be erased

• Mouse Click

• If you successfully get the mole, it will turn from black to red.
• Don't forget -- You are timed!

Want to know more about me?

I love to share my knowledge with and help others, paving the way for them to gain what I learned with difficulty much easily and simply! I am very closely involved in Diversity & Inclusion in Computing Education (DICE) Program at UMD, in which I mentor six CS undergraduate students by meeting with them in person through Peer and Alumni Mentoring Program. Similarly, I am very grateful to the professors mentioned below, who have profoundly helped me advance as a researcher.

If you have any specific questions, feel free to reach me over email, which can be found in my main homepage!

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