This repository is a living roadmap of where I’m headed—projects I plan to build, problems I want to solve, and the inspirations that shape my work. It reflects my long-term goal of growing into a strong software engineer with a focus on AI, systems programming, and full‑stack development.
To design practical, impactful software that blends theoretical foundations with real‑world needs—especially in education, healthcare, and intelligent systems.
- Personal AI Assistant (C++) An offline-first assistant for managing notes, tasks, and daily feedback using efficient data structures.
- AI for Research Support Tools to summarize papers, extract key ideas, and assist with academic research workflows.
- Introductory ML Projects Classification, prediction, and recommendation systems built from the ground up to strengthen fundamentals.
- CPU Scheduling Simulators (C/C++) Implementations of FCFS, SJF, Priority, and Round Robin with visual output.
- Operating System Concepts Toolkit Small programs demonstrating synchronization, deadlocks, memory management, and I/O handling.
- Performance-Oriented Data Structures Custom implementations of linked lists, trees, and hash tables with benchmarks.
- Doctor–Patient Management System A secure web-based platform with role-based authentication, analytics, and reporting.
- State Land Allocation Management System (SLAMS) A database-driven system focused on transparency, normalization, and data integrity.
- API-First Backend Services RESTful APIs using PHP/Laravel with MySQL, emphasizing clean architecture and scalability.
- Database Design Case Studies ER modeling, normalization (1NF → BCNF), and query optimization on real scenarios.
- SQL Practice Engine A collection of progressively challenging SQL problems with solutions.
- Problem-Solving Mindset – Turning abstract concepts from mathematics, OS, and databases into working systems.
- Real-World Impact – Building tools that can realistically be adopted in local contexts such as education and healthcare.
- Learning by Building – Mastery comes from implementation, not theory alone.
- Open Knowledge – Sharing code, ideas, and documentation to help others learn.