I was stumbling around the internet a few weeks back and found a very cool website by a physicist called Aidan Randle-Conde. He had (it seems to have temporarily gone down) a page where he included all his projects - pieces of code he'd written, a collection of some of his new jobs, things like that - and I figured that I may as well copy it and make my own! On here, I'll include all of my main projects that I have at the moment (although they may be a little underwhelming when compared to those of a CERN Physicist like Aidan Randle-Conde). Regardless, I hope you enjoy them - there's lots more to come!
This is the first project I've made using C++. It's a basic matrix calculator that takes user inputs, gives the determinant and inverse of matrices <= 3x3 if applicable, and allows operations to be performed (addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication). It's not the best code, but it functions well for a first project.
After winning 100% of the vote in a fair and balanced election, I became President of the Astronomy Society at Lancaster University (LUAstro). To celebrate, I spent the better half of a week creating LUAstro.space - a website for the Society! I'm not the best at coding, so I used ChatGPT a bit to get the search bar and the formatting working. Don't judge me!
I was recently given a small job interviewing researchers across Lancaster University's Physics Department about their work with companies - to write new case studies for attracting potential employers. I'm still doing the job currently, but once it's done, my work will be visible on the University's website HERE.