Welcome to my website! My name is Cameron Matsui and I am a student at Amherst College majoring in Mathematics and Computer Science. I am passionate about technology, programming, and problem solving. To learn more about me, see my projects below, or check out my resume.
Projects I've created or contributed to.
RateOurCourses.com is a student-run course and professor review website at Amherst College. Since taking over as leads developer, I have rewritten the site's backend in the Flask web framework and iterated on /reimplemented the UI. The site is hosted on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
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A website to generate boards for the Settlers of Catan board game. Allows for choice in resource distribution, desert/port placement, and number distribution.
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A program for simulating adverseries and forwarding protocols in the adversarial queueing theory model, first proposed by Borodin et al. in 2001. The program is written in the Rust programming language and is for my thesis in Computer Science at Amherst College.
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A program for generating fractals from a Deterministic IFS, IFS with Memory, or Random IFS; an IFS is an Iterated Function System. I developed this site for Professor Amanda Folsom at Amherst College, and it is utilized for her MATH 225: Fractal Geometry course.
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A task-dependency focused, CLI (command line interface) task/project management tool. Written in Rust.
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ModularEpi is a framework written in Python to easily create and simulate compartmental epidemiological models. Features include metapopulation models and R0 calculation with the Next Generation Matrix method.
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