
Chris Brown developed data extraction and analysis tools for the professor-jon-white/COSC_352_FALL_2025 repository over a two-month period. He built a Python script to automate HTML table extraction and CSV generation, supporting both interactive and command-line workflows, and containerized the environment using Docker for reproducibility. In the following month, Chris delivered a Scala-based tool to analyze Baltimore homicide data, enabling weekend versus weekday pattern analysis and district-level clearance rate metrics, with flexible output formats including CSV and JSON. His work demonstrated depth in backend development, data extraction, and deployment automation, providing robust, reproducible pipelines for research and data analysis.

October 2025: Delivered a Scala-based Baltimore homicide data analysis tool for COSC_352_FALL_2025, enabling two core analyses: weekend vs. weekday homicide patterns for resource allocation and district-level case clearance rates for performance assessment. The tool supports multiple output formats (stdout, CSV, JSON) and is Dockerized with a deployment script and README to facilitate setup and execution. Commits reflect feature work (project4 and project5).
October 2025: Delivered a Scala-based Baltimore homicide data analysis tool for COSC_352_FALL_2025, enabling two core analyses: weekend vs. weekday homicide patterns for resource allocation and district-level case clearance rates for performance assessment. The tool supports multiple output formats (stdout, CSV, JSON) and is Dockerized with a deployment script and README to facilitate setup and execution. Commits reflect feature work (project4 and project5).
September 2025: Delivered foundational data extraction and project scaffolding for COSC_352_FALL_2025. Focused on automating HTML table extraction to CSV and establishing a reproducible run environment for Project 2, setting the stage for scalable data workflows and repeatable research pipelines.
September 2025: Delivered foundational data extraction and project scaffolding for COSC_352_FALL_2025. Focused on automating HTML table extraction to CSV and establishing a reproducible run environment for Project 2, setting the stage for scalable data workflows and repeatable research pipelines.
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