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Research and Publications
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Development Projects
Indie, freelance, weird ideas, that sort of thing.
Portfolio Website v2.0
A second take on my own portfolio website. While creating this rendition of said portfolio, I planned on bringing something reminiscent to being scrapbook/paperwork-like as the main theme of the website. Alas, like my first take, UI is a little buggy, although I was able to incorporate a little JavaScript after brushing up on it for a while. This second attempt of mine replaced the first attempt starting January 2019.
HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery PHP Wordpress MySQL
SoCIT Capstone Project Repository System (CPR)
Originally a Final Year Project done by a group of familiar classmates, I was the first person to be handed down this project commenced by Taylor's University. The Capstone Project Repository System (CPS) (formerly Project Assessment Management System (PAMS)) aims to provide undergraduate students in Taylor's School of Computing and IT (SoCIT) access to previously done capstone projects as guidance and reference, and for potential project clients to view the deliverables needed to be fulfilled as per required to obtain their respective bachelor degrees. Administrators of this system will have access to add, manage or delete projects displayed in the repository.
Project Coordinator: Dr Sanath SUKUMARAN
HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery MySQL PHP SBAdmin 2
SMITA International Procurement Online Matching System (IPOMS)
For my undergradaute final year project (capstone project), I teamed up with two classmates and was assigned to develop SMITA's International Procurement Online Matching System (IPOMS) portal (currently known as SMITA International Market Procurement Center (SIMPC)). My role mainly involved PHP scripting for implementing the portal's business logic. Through my time being involved in this project, I was able to hone on some web development skills, which was something I lacked in proficiency and often had trouble picking up prior.
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Industry Supervisor: Ms Leanne Yee Lian LOH PHP HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery MySQL Bootstrap
DES Algorithm Stripped - For Cryptography Tutorial Questions
A command-line tool created not with any cryptography packages, but merely binary conversions to show the process and result of a binary message encrypted with DES upon inserting a key (also in binary form). Other features in this application have not been completed and thoroughly tested, the first function was only finished as a means of completing a lengthy Cryptography tutorial question quickly.
JavaSelected Assignments
It's not much, but I think they're significant enough to show my learning progress.
Sunlight Note
All plants are different and require a specific condition in their environment to thrive and grow. Often than not, plants which are denied ideal conditions would wilt and die; the amount of sunlight, nutrient, water, temperature or any combination of these factors are significant. The purpose of the application is to focus on lighting, and let users know the type of lighting that is available wherever they’re using it. It uses the built-in light sensor in Android devices to measure the lux value, categorizes them into user-recognizable classifications, and allow for notes to be entered and saved onto an Android smartphone or tablet.
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How ___ Is It?
An application which allows the phone user to utilise various sensors that come pre-configured and pre-installed on most Android phones today for various utilities, similar to a multi-tool where every tool exists in a smartphone. The accelerometer is used to measure how far a vertical drop of the phone to the landing platform is, as well as a creative number randomizer that receives two input values (max and minimum) and gives a random number upon shaking the phone, while the light sensor is used to measure how brightly lit the surroundings are.
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Junebank
Created a graphical (without back-end logic implemented) Automated Teller Machine (ATM) user interface using front-end development technologies, limited JavaScript and Material Design Lite (MDL) as the design framework. Simply put, the inspiration behind the look and feel of the UI stemmed from the Maybank theme itself. The UI was constructed with a custom yellow background and theme. Navigation was pieced together with JavaScript, working without the presence of any back-end scripting done.
Module: User Interface Programming and Graphics
HTML CSS JavaScript Material Design Lite