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This project is a personal study on the fundamental concepts of robotics, including the definition of a robot, its core components, types, and applications. It serves as a clear and concise reference, detailing how these machines are composed of mechanical, electronic, and software parts to perform tasks in various fields.
This project implements Conway's Game of Life in C, a cellular automaton simulating population evolution on a 10x10 board. It explores fundamental C programming concepts, array manipulation, and random number generation.
This C language project implements a 4-digit number guessing game with interactive hints and colored console output. It focuses on basic programming concepts, random number generation, and digit manipulation without arrays.
This is a Sales and Inventory Management System developed in C Language, designed to control "TechStore" products, record sales and generate essential reports for management.
This project is a detailed study on the interdisciplinary principles of system design, focusing on how a system's adaptability is determined by an intricate balance of various engineering and economic factors. It covers key areas such as kinematics, dynamics, materials science, and manufacturing technology.
This is a simple project that demonstrates the use of the C programming language to display the classic "Hello, World!" message on the console. It's my first exposure to the syntax and basic structure of a C program, using the printf() function from the stdio.h standard library.
This code represents my first foray into Assembly language, executing the classic "Hello, World!" program and utilizing the MASM/TASM extension in Visual Studio Code.