Collection of my CS50 projects and problem sets, showcasing my journey through Harvard's Introduction to Computer Science. Includes solutions, experiments, and implementations in C, Python, SQL, and more.

==> HarvardX CS50: My Solutions to Harvard University CS50's Introduction to Computer Science 2020 assignments

Visualize BERT's attention mechanism with a user-friendly script. Input text with a masked token, predict the masked word, and generate attention diagrams to understand BERT's focus. Ideal for AI enthusiasts and NLP researchers.

My projects for CS50 Web Development

A patient booking app for a clinic with a Django backend and HTML, Bootstrap, JavaScript with some HTMX for the frontend.

A Super Mario Bros platformer built in LÖVE2D (Lua) for CS50's Introduction to Game Development course, featuring keys, locks, goal posts, and progressive levels with score persistence.

A Breakout game built in Lua with the LÖVE2D framework as part of CS50’s Introduction to Game Development. Features ball powerups, paddle resizing, and locked bricks with keys.

A top-down dungeon crawler built in LÖVE2D (Lua) for CS50’s Game Development course, featuring heart drops, pot pickups, and throwable pot mechanics inspired by classic Zelda.

A Flappy Bird game built in Lua with the LÖVE2D framework for CS50’s Introduction to Game Development. Features randomized pipe gaps, medals, and a pause system.

A Match-3 puzzle game built in LÖVE2D (Lua) for CS50's Introduction to Game Development course, featuring timer bonuses, shiny tiles, valid-only swaps, and board reshuffling.

A Lua/LÖVE2D recreation of the classic Pong game, built for CS50's Introduction to Game Development. Includes paddle controls, ball physics, scoring, and sound effects.