I'm a Computer Science and Physics student with an interest in software development, problem solving, and using computer programs to understand and solve real-world problems.
I am currently developing my programming skills through practical projects using Visual Basic .NET and Visual Studio.
- Building Windows Forms applications with VB.NET
- Learning structured programming and application development
- Developing practical tools for students
- Improving my understanding of Git and GitHub
- Exploring how programming can be applied to Physics and scientific problems
A Windows Forms application designed to help students manage their monthly NSFAS allowance.
Features include:
- Adding and categorising expenses
- Tracking total expenditure
- Calculating the remaining allowance
- Removing expenses
- Expense reports
- Multiple forms
- Shared application data
- Input validation
Technologies: VB.NET • Windows Forms • Visual Studio
A project focused on using programming to simplify common calculations used in undergraduate Physics experiments.
The aim is to combine my interests in Computer Science and Physics by creating useful scientific tools.
Technologies: VB.NET • Windows Forms • Physics
- Visual Basic .NET
- Windows Forms
- Visual Studio
- Git
- GitHub
- Problem Solving
- Basic Application Design
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Object-oriented programming
- Multi-form Windows applications
- Arrays and data structures
- Procedures and functions
- File handling
- Git and GitHub
- Scientific programming
I want to continue improving my programming skills by building practical applications and gradually move into more advanced software development and scientific computing.
I am particularly interested in projects where Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics can work together.
More projects will be added as I continue learning and developing my skills.