This organization is dedicated to showcasing a collection of academic projects completed during my studies in Computer Engineering at ULPGC. Here, youβll find a variety of exercises and practices that demonstrate the skills I've developed along my learning journey.
ULPGC-LabWorks serves as a repository for my university coursework, where I have organized projects based on different programming languages and concepts. This separation allows me to clearly distinguish between my personal projects and the valuable work done during my academic career.
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Spark_lab
- Description: Development environment for programming practices (Course 2020/2021).
- Languages: Various
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LongestCommonSubsequence_Python_P3
- Description: A solution to the longest common subsequence problem using dynamic programming.
- Language: Python
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LongestCommonSubsequence_Java_P3
- Description: A Java solution to the Longest Common Subsequence problem with Dynamic Programming.
- Language: Java
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Disarium
- Description: Implementation of the Disarium number calculation.
- Language: Java
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GraphSearch
- Description: Practice for Intelligent Systems Fundamentals, implementing branch and bound search methods.
- Language: Python
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ClasificadorImagenesBinary
- Description: Convolutional network in Keras for classifying images of dogs and cats.
- Language: Jupyter Notebook
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Functional Logic Programming IV
- Description: Exercises and exams in functional and logical programming.
- Language: Racket
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Assembly Projects
- Description: Various assembly language exercises for computer structure.
- Languages: Assembly, Rebol, R
Each project in this organization reflects the following learning goals:
- Enhance Problem-Solving Skills: Many of these projects focus on algorithmic challenges and practical programming techniques.
- Master Programming Concepts: By tackling diverse topics, Iβve expanded my understanding of various programming paradigms and languages.
- Apply Theoretical Knowledge: Each project integrates theory with practice, providing a well-rounded educational experience.
Feel free to explore the repositories, provide feedback, or even contribute! I welcome collaboration and suggestions for improving these projects.
While this organization contains valuable projects, please note that it will not be updated further as I have graduated and am currently focusing on other projects. I have successfully completed my degree and am excited about the new challenges ahead!
If you have any questions or would like to connect, donβt hesitate to reach out via my GitHub profile or other social media links!
Thank you for visiting ULPGC-LabWorks! Your support and interest in my academic journey mean a lot! π