Projects

A Tetris-inspired puzzle game developed with legacy OpenGL and rendered entirely using GL_POINTS. Built under a tight academic deadline, Tetrix implements classic falling-block mechanics, real-time controls, line-clearing logic, and randomized power-ups and traps — all without relying on modern shader pipelines. It demonstrates deep control over graphical rendering in a minimalist setup.

A 2D shooter game developed in C++ and OpenGL for a computer graphics course. The game features arcade-style mechanics, including projectile-based combat, collision detection, and real-time scoring. All visuals are rendered using midpoint line and circle algorithms with GL_POINTS, showcasing low-level control over graphics pipeline and custom shader integration.

A fully customized Linux desktop environment inspired by ricing culture, built on Arch Linux with Hyprland, Waybar, and custom shell scripts. NyxDE integrates modular themes, dynamic modes, and productivity tools to create a personalized and minimalist workflow. It reflects both aesthetic customization and practical efficiency, with attention to scripting, startup automation, and window management.

A full-stack real-time chat application built with the MERN stack and Socket.io, designed for open-source collaboration. Hive supports secure user authentication, responsive layouts, and dynamic group messaging — all wrapped in a clean UI using Chakra UI. Ideal for small communities looking for a self-hosted messaging solution.

A machine learning-based intrusion detection system (NIDS) that analyzes network traffic using supervised classifiers like Random Forest, SVM, KNN, and Logistic Regression. Built for a university AI course, the system uses the NSL-KDD dataset to detect anomalies and evaluates performance using precision, recall, and F1 scores. Includes preprocessing, feature engineering, and model comparison for practical insight.

A modular Discord bot built with Python that aggregates and pushes news from RSS feeds and public APIs such as IMDb, MyAnimeList, and Reddit. Designed to automate news delivery in Discord servers, it features real-time alerts, topic filtering, and support for multiple channels. Useful for anime, tech, and media communities.