University Portfolio

I think one of the most important parts about studying computer science or software engineering at university is that it gives you the ability to slowly build a portfolio of small pieces of code which can demonstrate what you are capable of. I have embarked on a project over the last month to collate all of my significant university programming assignments. This is a general snapshot of what you learn in a CS degree these. If you are a student – don’t plagiarise my code for your assignments, you’ll get caught and lose your marks. It also violates the license on the code (GPL v2.0) where you must reference the author. If you’re a lecturer – I hope this doesn’t bother you, you should really be changing the assignments every semester anyway to allow for things like this :).

The projects are listed below. I haven’t included all projects as many were fairly trivial and not all computing units assess with programming assignments (much to my annoyance). The code has not been updated since it was first written, so please take note that generally my style of coding has evolved since first learning 4 years ago:

First Year

Second Year

Third Year

 

 

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