Created: 2025
This website showcases my resume, project summaries, and contact information. It was built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Created: 2025
A hands-on final project featuring a cardboard door model, an RFID reader, and microcontroller-based access control.
This website showcases my resume, project summaries, and contact information. It was built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The main challenge was creating a website independently, since I had never finished building one on my own before.
Creating this website helped me better understand the tools I will use for future projects and gave me valuable hands-on experience presenting my work in a professional format.
In high school, I built an RFID-controlled door model as my final project. I combined a cardboard prototype, a Freenove microcontroller, and jumper wires to demonstrate a simple access control system.
The most difficult part of the project was the wiring. I had never used a breadboard before, so it took several days to learn how to assemble the circuit and get everything working correctly. The coding itself was straightforward because I already had scripting experience, but the hardware setup was far more demanding.
A classmate in my engineering class helped me understand the basic breadboard concepts, which made the wiring process much clearer. I also researched my Freenove model online and watched tutorials on YouTube until I understood how to configure it properly. In the end, I was able to make the system work and present it successfully to my class.