A collection of things I have built, tested, and learned from.
These projects combine my interests in programming, physics, mathematics, and games. They are also a record of how I learn: I start with a question, build a small experiment, and improve it step by step.
| Project | Category | Tools | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Python Automation Tool | Programming | Python | Completed |
| Physics Simulation | Physics | Python, html, and mathematics | In progress |
| Graphwar Solver & Game Tools | Mathematics and games | Python and algorithms | Completed |
Category: Programming
This is a Python automation project that connects Canvas, Notion, and Lark to help organize assignments and reminders. I wanted to reduce the amount of time I spend checking different platforms for school tasks.
This program helped me understand that a useful program does not need to be huge. Even a small tool can save time when it solves a real problem in my daily life.
Category: Physics
This project explores motion using simple physics equations. I am using a computer simulation to see how changing mass, force, velocity, and time changes the movement of an object, and use it to help students to understand physics question more directly.
Category: Mathematics and Games
This project combines graphing and game ideas. I am exploring how an equation can be used to predict a path and how mathematical results can become useful tools inside a game.
