John Daniel Norombaba

John Daniel is a rising master's student in Informatics at the University of California, Irvine.

Dedicated to product engineering, and research in the field of software design and education. Served as a Campus Representative during his undergraduate years.

Notable projects include work on a high-frequency peer-assessment application known as the Daily Smirk, and the first-place project BT-NasomEATR from the 2025 ICS Expo.

Case Studies

Portable Nasometry Software

Designing and developing a clinical tool for speech language pathologists and researchers studying hypernasality.

Sleep Companion Application

How might we support college students who have issues falling asleep in maintaining healthy sleep habits when preparing for bedtime?

Daily Smirk: Peer-Assessment Application

A project-engineered project-creation form for a high-frequency peer-assessmemnt application.

Daily Smirk: Peer-Assessment Application

A project-engineered project-creation form for a high-frequency peer-assessmemnt application.

Course Enrollment Redesign for UC Irvine

A redesign of a course-enrollment system, combining and building upon the Schedule of Classes and WebReg system.

Course Enrollment Redesign for UC Irvine

A redesign of a course-enrollment system, combining and building upon the Schedule of Classes and WebReg system.