Computer Science · FAST NUCES Islamabad
Building interactive systems at the intersection of code, graphics, and human–computer interaction.
I work close to the system level — where visuals, logic, architecture, and performance come together. My focus is on software you can see and feel: desktop apps, real-time graphics, games, and computer vision systems.
Desktop Apps · Computer Vision · Real-time Rendering · Game Dev · Systems Programming
A modern productivity tracking desktop application designed to improve consistency, focus, and workflow management.
- Focus and break timers with session tracking
- Daily productivity goals and streaks
- Heatmaps, analytics, and a productivity dashboard
- Clean, lightweight desktop interface
A multi-sensory reaction assessment system that measures cognitive latency, impulsiveness, and response consistency using visual, audio, and motion-based stimuli.
An interactive desktop application where real-time hand gestures control a dynamic 3D particle environment using a webcam.
A fan-made Metal Slug-inspired run-and-gun platformer featuring missions, vehicles, weapons, and multiple gameplay modes.
A full-fledged Metal Slug-style semester project built with Object-Oriented Programming — modular header and cpp architecture.
- Three playable levels
- Enemy systems and combat mechanics
- Animation and collision systems
- State management and modular design
A recreation of the classic arcade game developed from scratch.
| Category | Tools |
|---|---|
| Languages | C++ · JavaScript · Python · HTML · CSS |
| Frameworks & Libraries | Electron · Three.js · SFML · MediaPipe |
| Concepts | OOP · DSA · Computer Vision · Real-time Rendering · Event-Driven Systems |
| Tools | Git & GitHub · Linux · VS Code · Visual Studio |
- Building polished desktop applications
- Exploring graphics and interaction systems
- Improving system-level software thinking
- Learning scalable software architecture
- Combining creativity with engineering
"Great software is not only about making things work — it's about understanding why they work."