A 4th year EIE (Electronic and Information Engineering) student at ICL (Imperial College London).

Most contributions are in private repos or uni projects, some of which have now been made public since those modules are over, e.g. HR PSP, bt_compress.

Always looking to contribute to projects if I feel something could be done better or there are usability bugs, so I can be found in some forum discussions and small Pull Requests, too.

As I upload more projects and content, this section will adapt to providing help on navigating that.

$\color{grey}\text{chronological order (LRTB)}$

• hadn't studied CompSci before Uni
• 5-day Python bootcamp at 15
• wrote small Python projects/tools
  • calculators, algorithms, small utilities
  • a terminal rpg (might dig that up and upload it, sometime)
• learnt C++ in first year at Uni
• learnt to use Git over many projects
• learnt System Verilog in 2nd year for our ISAs module
• slowly learning HTML, CSS, and Javascript as I became more interested in websites
  • especially in how browsers work and web security
• started learning Rust out of interest in novel programming paradigms
• learnt F# as an intro into Functional Programming in 3rd year
  • which helped in my understanding of a lot of Rust concepts
• really learnt Javascript in my 3rd year internship
  • also where I picked up R and Fortran...
  • learnt more in-depth about Docker, RabbitMQ, and scalable solutions
• started using Typst for my project work and reports
• learnt Solidity in a Blockchain module in 4th year

• above all, currently working on 2 uni modules and an FYP
  • Distributed Optimisation and Learning
  • Human-Centred Robotics
  • Congestion Control Protocols on FPGAs project
• running society events for IC CyberSoc
• and a lot more, that probably won't make it onto here

• continue refactoring bt_compress project
  • since the specified submission format was strangely improper
• rewrite the CPU from 2nd year (citrus_pressing_unit)
  • by myself, incorporating ideas from my 3rd year ACA module
• write the Compiler from 2nd year (c2risccccc)
  • but in Rust, and making it modular
• work on a puzzle-solver for a particular puzzle format
  • sliding block puzzles from Professor Layton and the Curious Village
• write a quiz game in Rust
  • section 2 of the Rust book, but going an extra mile or two...

Just wrote this because I like the idea of having a README.md for myself :)

For more information, please visit my website.

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