CS6035: Introduction to Information Security
Cryptographic attacks, web security, man-in-the-middle exercises, Log4Shell exploitation, and malware analysis.
Coursework
A course-by-course walkthrough of my OMSCS projects and papers at Georgia Tech, where I earned my MSc in Computer Science with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction.
A note on access: In line with Georgia Tech's academic integrity policy, I can't post my actual code, papers, or assignment write-ups publicly. I will only give access to my work for specific needs such as potential employers — students will not be granted access.
CS6300: Software Engineering
A semester-long Agile team project building an Android app to compare job offers, plus individual Java and Android assignments.
CS6440: Intro to Health Informatics
A semester-long practicum building a Parkinson’s symptom tracker that posts assessment results to a FHIR server, plus HL7 FHIR and OMOP labs.
CS6457: Video Game Design
Unity and C# game development, culminating in a team-built dungeon crawler taken from pitch through playtesting to a finished game.
CS6603: AI, Ethics, and Society
How AI systems encode and amplify human bias — statistics fundamentals, fairness tooling, and a capstone transforming a biased dataset.
CS6750: Human-Computer Interaction
A full design lifecycle project on the WhatsApp interface — needfinding, heuristic evaluation, redesign in Figma, and an evaluation plan.
CS6795: Introduction to Cognitive Science
A literature review on the connection between working memory and second language acquisition, written while learning French in Montreal.
CS7470: Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
Classifying physical therapy movements from smartphone accelerometer and gyroscope data with a React Native app and FastAPI backend.
CS7637: Knowledge-Based AI (Cognitive Systems)
An AI agent that solves Raven’s Progressive Matrices visual analogy puzzles, plus a series of classical reasoning agents.