ePortfolio  ยท  Associates Degree

Computer Science Portfolio

A curated showcase of my academic work, projects, and technical growth at University of the People.

Software Engineering Web Development Computer Science Digital Electronics Computer Architecture Networking Statistics
Self-Assessment

Professional Self-Assessment

Earning my Associates Degree at University of the People introduced me to a broad and rigorous set of computer science fundamentals in a compressed timeframe. Key areas of study include:

  • Computer circuitry and the fundamentals of how a computer functions at a hardware level
  • How computers communicate, networking protocols, and systems architecture
  • Statistical mathematics, both general and as applied to computer science
  • Communication, teamwork, and ethical & secure development practices
  • Software Engineering frameworks โ€” Waterfall, Agile, DevOps, and related methodologies
๐ŸŽ“ I am grateful to have studied at University of the People on a scholarship, completing my degree within a single year.
Artifacts

Selected Artifacts

Three projects showcasing competency across the core pillars of the Computer Science program.

01  ยท  Web Development

Artifact 1 โ€” Web Development

Describe the original project, what you improved, and where to find it.

Course
CS-2205
Repository
View Sample โ†’
Enhancement
Added Material UI interface, Added backend view, code enhancments
Outcome
A stylish contact page that demonstrated knowledge
02  ยท  Professional Communication

Artifact 2 โ€” Professional Communication

Problem statement, approach, complexity analysis, and improvements.

Course
COM-2011
Repository
View Presntation โ†’
Enhancement
Stronger opening, clarified objectives more, more consise slides
Outcome
A presentation that showcases a fictional company and their business proposal.
03  ยท  Software Development

Artifact 3 โ€” Software Development

Software Development frameworks (Agile, Waterfall, etc), as well as best practices in a corperate enviorment.

Course
CS-2401
Repository
View Paper โ†’
Enhancement
N/A
Outcome
The final paper that earned my Associate's Degree