Christian Bernier
Programmer, CS/physics student at Northeastern
Hello! My name is Christian Bernier. I’m a first-year student at Northeastern Univeristy studying computer science and physics. Below is a selection of my programming work over the years.
If you have any questions (or just want to say hi), please feel free to email me at christian@cbernier.com. You can also find me on GitHub or LinkedIn.
Portfolio
Some of my most recent programming projects
Physics Notes
Static-site generator I created to display notes I take for my modern physics class
Special Relativity
Interactive spacetime diagram to visualize Lorentz transformations used in special relativity
MBTA Wiki
Displays upcoming train and bus departures for the MBTA public transit system in Boston, MA
NHS Website
Information about the National Honor Society at my high school
Double Pendulum
Visualize the chaotic nature of a double pendulum system
Lissajous Curves
Shows the patterns created by complex harmonic motion
3D Fractals
Explore 3D fractals rendered on-the-fly using ray marching
GerrymanderMe!
Learn about the effects of gerrymandering on elections through this interactive game