Six projects, in the order I’d show them to someone deciding whether to hire me. Code is on GitHub where it isn’t coursework I’m not allowed to publish.
A tutoring platform for grade 2 math that adapts to each student’s skill level. It generates personalised questions, gives step-by-step hints rather than answers, and tracks progress for students, teachers and parents in one place.
An assistant for hotel front desks. It reads a guest’s question in plain language, answers the routine ones instantly, and hands anything unusual to a human with the context already gathered.
A contact system split across three languages: a C backend that parses and validates vCard 4.0 files, a Python terminal interface, and MySQL for persistence. Contacts stay in sync between file and database in both directions.
Students sign in to see their own marks and nobody else’s. Teachers get charts that surface a struggling student while there’s still term left to do something about it.
A desktop application for tracking stocks and mutual funds: buying, selling, gain calculations and file persistence, written to hold up when the data gets messy.
A platform that puts visual creativity and social interaction in the same place. I’m building it end to end — design, stack, and how it eventually pays for itself. More when there’s something worth showing.
Tell me the problem, not the tech stack. I’ll come back with what I’d build and how long it takes.