📕 At the moment I am studying computer science at the Stuttgart Technical University of Applied Sciences (HFT) in Stuttgart, Germany

🔭 I’m currently working on improving my skills in web technologies using NextJS and Convex.

🌱 I’m currently trying to build apps with NextJS and Convex with frontend technologies such as tailwind and typescript.

💡 I am interested in many modern topics such as neural networks, encryption, working with databases, AI as well as security topics like malware, spyware, trojans and how to prevent being hacked.

The organization HFT-Projekts hosts joint group projects that were created as part of computer science studies at the Stuttgart Technical University of Applied Sciences (HFT).

The UltimateTicTacToe-NN project is a Java-based software and implements a neural network-based system to play Ultimate Tic Tac Toe, featuring a graphical user interface for human interaction and an autonomous runner for long-term training. The project focuses on AI techniques, including neural network training, activation functions, and game logic implementation.

The AssessmentCollisionDetector is a Java-based software and manages and optimizes assessment schedules by detecting scheduling conflicts, generating collision reports, and providing a user-friendly JavaFX-based GUI for input, analysis, and optimization. The project emphasizes practical problem-solving for timetabling challenges using CSV data and OptaPlanner.

The organization IT-CodeForge hosts joint projects between @BosshammerXD and me.

The GUIBuilder is a GUI builder and code generation framework developed for internal use at Gewerbliche Schule Tübingen. It is designed to create and manage graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with modular components and abstraction layers and includes tools for generating system-specific code, reusable GUI elements, and templates for streamlined development. The structure supports flexibility and scalability for GUI and code generation tasks.

EasyTKInter is a Python-based framework designed to simplify the creation of graphical user interfaces (GUIs) using the Tkinter library that was developed for internal use at Gewerbliche Schule Tübingen. It provides a collection of modular and reusable components, such as buttons, containers, and canvas elements, along with utility classes to streamline GUI development. The framework emphasizes extensibility and ease of use for developers.