Networking Basics
Cisco
歡迎 · welcome
Computer Science student working across Java, Python, web development, and networking. I spend most nights building personal projects, experimenting with robotics, and creating websites like this one.
關於 / about
I'm a Computer Science student who cares as much about how something feels to use as whether it works well. My studies cover Java, UML and Object Oriented Analysis and Design, computer architecture, and networking, giving me a strong foundation in software development, system design, and building practical solutions. I enjoy turning ideas into projects, exploring new technologies, and creating experiences that are both functional and enjoyable to use.
Outside of class I build personal projects because I want to see if I can: 3D web experiments, a robot car I've been bringing back to life, and a Raspberry Pi set up as a local AI voice companion.
技能 / skills
證書 / certifications
Cisco
Cisco Networking Academy
Cisco
IBM
CXC · Completed Secondary Education
New Campbellville Secondary School
Passed with Distinction
終端 / terminal
Welcome. Type help and press Enter to look around.
作品 / projects
This site — a from-scratch build with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, no frameworks, styled after a night market of neon signs. Self-hosted on a Raspberry Pi 4 running Nginx, exposed to the internet through a Cloudflare Tunnel — no port forwarding required.
Restored a Uno-R3-clone robot car to fully driving and sensing condition — wiring fixes, firmware, and clone-board quirks, all sorted.
A Raspberry Pi 4B running a local AI voice companion, and hosting projects like this one over Nginx.
Currently digging into security fundamentals — CTFs, network defense, and secure coding practices. First write-up lands here soon.
聯絡 / contact
Got a project, an internship, or a question about MIPS registers? Reach out — I usually reply within a day or two.
[email protected]“I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”
Paul the Apostle · Philippians 4:13
“Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”
Solomon · Proverbs 3:5