| Git-Link(s): |
https://github.com/VEGO-Engine/Engine https://github.com/VEGO-Engine |
| Timeframe/Context: | 3rd to 5th semester Innovation Lab (INNO1-3) |
| Summary: |
INNO is a project class in teams of 5, each team chose a project from a list of (loosely) predefined projects. Our project - Fantasy Game Console - is a game engine written in C++, using the SDL-library. In INNO1 (see final hand-in for INNO1) we made a minigame - intended to familiarize ourselves with SDL - which we subsequently modified into a more general purpose engine. To generate build files CMake was used. Furthermore we used doxygen for documentation, for which I wrote a git hook to automatically generate the doxygen documentation client side, and a GitHub Actions to automatically publish the documentation to a GitHub Pages webpage. For the sake of brevity, I will not go into detail of the engines components on this page, as they are documented thoroughly on the linked GitHub Page. The project has also been presented at the C++ Usergroup Vienna, for which the LaTeX source code can be found on my personal Gitea server, and I find it worth mentioning that I plan to continue VEGO-Engine as a personal project after finishing my bachelors degree. |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/Nanogamer7/SWKOM/ |
| Timeframe/Context: | 5th semester "Softwarekomponentensysteme" software component systems (SWKOM) |
| Summary: |
Paperless is the semester project for software component systems, completed in teams of three students. The project is inspired by Paperless-ngx, and is a document storage service. The project is build in a micro service architecture, our task was to develop the web-interface - an Angular SPA and a REST-API using Spring Boot - and a OCR scanning service. For other services industry standard solutions were used: These include a PostgreSQL database, Minio to store the raw files, a RabbitMQ queue to communicate between the REST server and the OCR service, an Elastic Search full-text search engine to search through the indexed documents, and corresponding admin panels where applicable. See the assigment document for more details. |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/Nanogamer7/swen2-tour-planner |
| Timeframe/Context: | 4th semester software-engineering (SWEN2) |
| Summary: |
Tour Planner is the final handin for software-engineering 2, and is done in teams of two or three students. The project features a JavaFX front-end, a Spring-boot based REST-server on the backend, interfacing with a PostgreSQL data-base, the OpenRouteservice API for routing and the OpenStreetMap Tile Server for rendering/displaying maps. See the assigment document for more details. |
| Git-Link: | https://gitea.nanopenguin.at/nanopenguin/swen-mtcg |
| Timeframe/Context: | 3rd semester software-engineering (SWEN1) |
| Summary: | MTCG was the final handin for software-engineering 1. The project was writen in Java, and implements a REST-server, written from scratch. As a database, PostgreSQL was used. Full details can be found in the assignment document and the OpenAPI specifications. |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/fhtw-beni-team-projects/verts-twmailer |
| Timeframe/Context: | 3rd semester "Verteilte Systeme" (VERTS) |
| Summary: | TW-Mailer (assigment document basic/pro) was a team project (teams of 2) implementing a basic "mail"-system (client and server for exchanging messages in a given propriatary format) in C/C++ using functions from the C POSIX-library, and authentication via the FH-ldap service. The project uses Make for compiling. |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/fhtw-beni-team-projects/verts-myfind |
| Timeframe/Context: | 3rd semester "Verteilte Systeme" distrubted systems (VERTS) |
| Summary: |
MyFind (assigment document) was a team project (teams of 2) implementing a multi-threaded cli file search application in C/C++, focusing on the fork() and getopt() functions (and associated functionality) from the C POSIX-library for threading and parsing arguments. The project uses Make for compiling.
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| Link: | https://projects.nanopenguin.at/devops/ |
| Timeframe/Context: | 3rd semester "DevOps und Cloud Computing" (CLCOM) final hand-in |
| Summary: |
The final hand-in for CLCOM - done in teams of four* - was to set up CI/CD-pipeline in an AWS-environment, consisting of a GitLab-server and -runner at its core - both with a Docker-compose -, which builds and publishes a Docker-image on push to main for a specific repository (see .gitlab-ci.yml). Additionally we set our own DNS- and LDAP-server up, which both also were started via Docker-compose file.*intended to be teams of four, due to some team members dropping out during the semester most parts were done only by me and one other student. |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/fhtw-beni-team-projects/ITP |
| Timeframe/Context: | 2nd semster IT-project (ITP) |
| Summary: | ITP was a project class, with freely chosen projects in teams of 5. We made a chess website, with a vue.js frontend and a node.js backend, using the chess library chess.js. The project mostly served as one of our first collaborative projects, and thus as an introduction to git for some team members. |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/fhtw-beni-team-projects/WEBSC |
| Timeframe/Context: | 2nd semester webscripting (WEBSC) final hand-in |
| Summary: | The WEBSC assignment (assignment document, in German) was our first introduction to Java-/TypeScript, and consisted of a HTML/CSS/JS front-end, and a REST-server written in PHP. The assigment required a single-page application as a front-end. For data storage MySQL/MariaDB was used for which prepared-statements were a strict requirement. The final project can be viewed on my website: https://fhtw.nanopenguin.at/WEBSC/ (hosting was not a requirement for the project). |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/fhtw-beni-team-projects/WEB1 |
| Timeframe/Context: | 1st semester "Web-Technologien" (WEB) final hand-in |
| Summary: | The WEB assigment (assignment document, in German) was a PHP webpage with a MySQL/MariaDB database, for which prepared-statements were a strict requirement. Bootstrap was allowed for the project, but not used here. The final project can be viewed on my website: https://fhtw.nanopenguin.at/WEB1/ (hosting was not a requirement for the project). |
| Git-Link: | https://github.com/Nanogamer7/c-cpp-collection/ |
| Timeframe/Context: | 1st to 3rd semester, various classes |
| Summary: | This repostitory includes all completed C and C++ projects of the first 3 semesters from numerous classes, of which most didn't use git originally as the were smaller in scope and/or not collaborative. However as these include some more complex problems from classes like "algorithms and datastructures" ALGOS, I collectively uploaded them to the git repository linked above. Most projects include the assigment in pdf form, some unfortunately only in German. |