PROJECTS ⌨
eCommerce Site for Shopping Customizable Computers
Mar 2021 - Apr 2021
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, ASP.NET in C#, SQL
- This website is an online computer store where customers can select a computer/product from the list
and configure their own by customizing a processor, graphics card, sound card, memory, or storage
option. Customers can put a product into the shopping cart and checkout. It has a customer management
module where it provides a way for customers to register and login into the site and reset a password.
Further, it contains an order management module that it saves all the orders for registered users and displays the
list of items in the order.



Web Development Tutorial
Jan 2021 - Feb 2021
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, XML and Ajax
- Developed a web-based system which contains tutorials
on web development and quizzes for each tutorial. The quiz system grades the answers the learner has
provided after the submission button is hit and shows the correct answers as well as the score in
percentage.
- Users can easily create a new quiz and edit/delete a quiz question.

Safe Driver
Feb 2018 – Apr 2018
Data Visualization
Built an Android app which displays an interactive map overlay of collision-prone areas,
generated from the dataset
of past New York City collision history from NYC OpenData within a group of five with
Java
and
Android Studio. Aims to reduce the chance of a vehicle crash by forming
clusters of vehicle
collision data along a provided driving route.
Responsible for researching about the topic and appropriate algorithms such as
density-based
clustering, sorting, searching algorithm as a back-end developer and
cleansing, parsing,
partitioning dataset into subarrays, converting Location ADT to Geometry Type for the
implementation of concave
hull algorithm, and design specification in an agile, fast-paced environment.

PieceOfΠ
Jan 2018
Android App
- Developed an Android app within a team of three in Java which diagnoses
mathematical mistakes in fraction arithmetic and providing an opportunity to master each step in a
fun, interactive way.
Unlike traditional commonly used math tools for fraction calculation, PieceOfΠ offers a new way
of learning by
identifying the step where it went wrong and then providing the link to a tutorial corresponding to
that error. This
step ensures the user to learn from the mistake.
Responsible for developing user interface using Android Studio and integrating
front-end and back-end seamlessly as a front-end developer.