Electrical & Computer Engineer
This project is maintained by mahbuba26
I am an ECE graduate with a robust enthusiasm for accelerated learning and a commitment to exploring advanced concepts in academia. My primary research focus is on natural language processing, complemented by a strong passion for app development. I am dedicated to deepening my expertise in these domains and contributing to innovative advancements within the field.
Programming Languages: C, C++, Java, Python
Database: MySQL Server
Numerical Analysis & Image Processing: MATLAB
Microprocessor Programming: 8086 Emulator
Network Simulator: Cisco Packet Tracer
Frameworks & Libraries: NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn, Matplotlib, Seaborn
Softwares: Android Studio, Jupyter Notebook, GitHub
B.Sc in Electrical and Computer Engineering | Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (May 2024) |
CGPA: 3.78 out of 4.00
Academic Courses: ECE RUET Syllabus
Higher Secondary School Certificate | Holy Cross College (July 2018) |
CGPA: 4.83 out of 5.00
Secondary School Certificate | Mohammadpur Preparatory School & College (May 2016) |
CGPA: 5.00 out of 5.00
Successfully delivered in-depth health information including Body Mass Index (BMI), Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR), and customized calorie requirements through the creation of a user-focused Android app using Java. This accomplishment was made possible by emphasizing user-friendly design and ease of access. Furthermore, achieved accurate monitoring and management of data within the app, ensuring precise tracking of users’ daily calorie consumption, through the skillful implementation of a specific feature. This success was a result of meticulous attention to detail and proficient use of Java programming skills.(Details in Github)
This is the basic layout of my food ordering app, illustrating the interaction between various components. It highlights the main page interface, as well as features such as how the admin can communicate with the shop owner and other key functionalities.
The customer interface is designed with simplicity in mind, featuring an intuitive user interface that facilitates easy food ordering.
These sections demonstrate the admin handling features of the app, including the management of different food items and updates as needed. The app also provides functionalities for order processing and management, as well as tracking riders efficiently.
This section illustrates how riders manage orders and interact with customers, showcasing the functionality for efficient order handling and communication between riders and customers.
Accomplished streamlined user experience as measured by enhanced user engagement and satisfaction, by developing a comprehensive Android application leveraging Java and Firebase. Integrated intuitive user interface design, admin panel for seamless management, user activity tracking, and customizable rider options.(Details in Github)
The custom layout of this app features a user-friendly interface designed for ease of use. It enables users to effortlessly track their daily food calories, ensuring a seamless experience for managing their dietary intake.
This layout demonstrates the functionality for measuring calorie intake, provides various food suggestions, and includes options for contacting the owner.
Improved students’ learning experience and assessment skills were achieved through the development of an interactive online quiz application. This was made possible by creating a user-friendly interface and providing customized multiple-choice questions, resulting in higher engagement and enhanced performance.(Details in Github)
This schema outlines the structure of a quiz, categorizing various subjects and their associated sets of questions for students.
(Ongoing Project)
Led a team of three members in developing an OpenCV-based system for detecting and recording bi-directional car counts with corresponding dates.The project is presently in progress.
This project, undertaken by a team of three members, involved developing a basic half-bridge inverter using Arduino technology.(Details in Github)
The system utilized a 12V input, with the output analyzed and measured using an oscilloscope.We observed an output of approximately 5 volts.