Please visit my github repositories using the links below to view the code I created during my time studying BSc Computing at the University of South Wales. This practical work gave me the knowledge I use to write code and solve problems in my job today. All links open in a new tab so you can keep reading even if you click the links.
My final year dissertation had a focus on Geographic Information Systems. I created a website to demonstrate my knowledge and my ability visually represent large amounts of data on a map using Leaflet and JavaScript.
The website I made for this project is available to view here (opens in new tab). On the Project Map page is the Leaflet map I used for my project. The first 3 toggles in the legend on the map show the information using locally stored data in geoJSON files. The 4th toggle, titled "Accidents per km" is no longer functional because I accessed and displayed the data using a Web Map Service (WMS) request to the university's GeoServer, which I no longer have a valid connection to. If you look at the code via the link below, you can read how the request was made but most of the work was done on the GeoServer and the university's student database rather than in the local files.
Traffic Accident Mapping Code Note: Although you are free to download my code, without the information in the database, the code alone may not function as intended.
Team project with a focus on teamwork and collaboration, therefore the final product is not finished. All teams were given the same brief about updating a hotel booking system using .Net framework and C# programming language again.
As an introduction to coding, we all made a small game in Visual Studio that runs in .Net framework. We were all given the same base game and asked to add to it. I changed my game from something like minesweeper to something like snake, where you create a trail and have to avoid that as well as the mines. For my first ever coding project, it was actually kind of fun to make. I mainly focus on making websites now instead of applications.
