During our 3rd year semester, we participated in a competition supported by SIG Susquehanna International Group. I'm proud to receive this award with my fellow team members, Liam Healy, Amy Craven, Luca Gahan and Jack O'Sullivan. CHOMG is our security app that uses motion detection technology, turning webcams that are connected to a Raspberry Pi into advanced security devices. It monitor your space for unexpected movements, notifying you of potential security breaches. Our system process and sends data to a digital ocean cloud server, allowing users to receive real-time alerts through a sleep, user-friendly app. This ensures customers can monitor their property's safety from anywhere, offering peace of mind with ease.

My responsibility to the team was to develop the front end with Java, and .XML. Additionally, I had to adapt to Android Studio to deploy and create the app. I used to Figma to create a friendly UI and achieve a minimalist look. We did version controls with Github, using our own branches and merging at the final stage of development. Click here to view the github repository for CHOMG

This was the first project I developed within my internship at the CSO. This application displayed the database in SQL Server Management Studio to a desktop application. This was developed with the framework .NET and I had to gain proficiency in the programming language C#.

This application allows you to view the customers, employees and orders tables within the NorthWind database in SSMS. This allows you to change between table views, search ID and names, filter columns, and change row sizes and font for comforts. Other features include the exporting of your selection in .pdf, and .csv. Many NuGet packages were used to achieve these functionality. Click here to view the github repository for the Northwind Table Viewer and Exporter.

Aphrodites Den was my first full-stack application. This was a first year project. I used python, with flask for the front-end. Futhermore developing my web development skills, such as HTML, and CSS.

This is a makeup website where customers can order by adding the items to their cart and purchasing to confirm. They can log in, create an account, and their information from their orders will be saved. I also took pictures for another project down below and reused it for this website to create a cute chic website interface. Click here to view the github repository for Aphrodite's Den.

FlowerRev was one of the first web applications I've developed in web development. We had to make a game with Javascript, and put it on a web page. This also developed my web development skills with HTML and CSS.

In this game you play as a seed, and you try to blossom by staying alive as long as possible. The enemies are other baby flowers , that bloom in large quantities. To survive you need to shoot them before they invade your space. Click here to view the github repository for FlowerRev

This game is currently in development. I've always been a big fan of Stardew Valley and decided to create a rpg pixel game. I drew the characters and got the tile map online. For this game, I started exploring a new game engine known as Godot, where you learn the programming language GDScript.

This game follows the narrative of a little witch named Aila Elhorn. Uncover the mysteries of the EverGloom forest and the history of the town named Moonhallow. Befriend the villagers and complete tasks to delve deeper into the hidden past. Click here to view the github repository for the EverGloom Forest.

This project was developed in 3rd Year for our module Software Engineering with Amy Craven. Muudy is a system that can determine a user's personality type. It also allows you t o improve your mood, by analyzing your daily activities, and returning helpful feedback.

This was made with PyQt 6. Click here to view the github repository for Muudy.

Project and Play was the first website I've ever made in University. I take huge interest in photography and got my friends to pose for the online gallery, "Project and Play". In the video are the list of friends who volunteered to model for this. This wouldn't have been done without there help.

This was made with HTML, CSS and Javascript.
Click here to view the github repository for Project and Play.