Computer Science & Engineering
I build across the whole stack — PHP and MySQL on the server, JavaScript and React on the front, Python for machine learning, and C when it needs to run close to the metal.
Selected work
12 repositories
An exploration agent that navigates simulated volcanic terrain using a Markov Decision Process, weighing lava flows, craters and gas emissions to maximise ground covered without losing the rover.
A machine learning pipeline that restores detail to degraded images. Collected 100 source images, degraded them through blurring and undersampling, then trained a model to reconstruct the originals.
A deployed travel booking platform built as a junior design project. Handles trip listings, booking flow and traveller details end to end.
A database-backed storefront written to learn XAMPP, SQL and PHP properly — dynamic pages, real schema design, and server-side logic with the front end kept deliberately plain.
A software engineering course project: a multi-page tech commerce hub with PHP routing, MySQL persistence and a custom CSS layer.
Pure C, no dependencies. Add, search, edit and delete book records across ID, author, language, category, quantity, page count and rack number — all persisted to file.
Also in the archive
Academic tracks
4 tracks
2026
Supervised learning on image data, and sequential decision-making under uncertainty with Markov Decision Processes.
2025 — 2026
Relational schema design, server-side PHP, and a JavaScript booking platform taken all the way to production.
2025
From logic gates and flip-flops up through instruction set design, then onto real silicon with STM32.
2025
Structured C, file-backed persistence, object-oriented Java, and the circuits lab underneath all of it.
About
Every project on this page started as a university assignment and ended up somewhere more interesting. A tour booking platform that went live. A reinforcement-learning agent that maps volcanic terrain. A library system written in C with no dependencies at all. I learn a stack by building something real in it, then keeping the repository public so the work speaks first.
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