Imad Samad Email: Imad.Samad@city.ac.uk | My LinkedIn I have just successfully completed my Mathematics, Computer Science and Economics A-Levels at Graveney School in South London. I have had a litle bit of programming experience during my Computer Science A-Level, that was unfortunately cancelled due to Covid-19. I understand that I am a beginer and do not have much experience however, I am a quick learner and eager to develop my skills. I play a plathora of sports from football to tennis and I am interested in persuring a career in data science, software engineernig or artificial integlligence.
Bootcamp 2020: 3D Spiral My first programming project, concluding the 2 week Programming Bootcamp at City (2020). This Processing project demonstrates an understanding of 3D shapes aswell as the rotate(), translate() and scale() methods. It also shows a comprehensive understanding of if statements to allow user interaction. I created a 3D object spiralling towards the middle of itself then expanding outwards creatng a whirlpool effect. It also uses noise() to mimic the movement of a small insect, which is more effective than random() as it gives the object a more organic and natural feel. I've also included some user interaction to change the colour and size of the object. The user can press 'r','b','g' or 'p' to change the objects colour to red, blue, green or purple. Also, the user can press 'l' or 's' on the keyboard to increase or reduce the size of the object. Finaly, the user can press the space bar to pause the movement of the spiral. Check out the code on Github: https://github.com/Imad-Samad/adbs981.git
1007 Programming in Java: Final Project My second programming project, concluding the "IN1007 Programming in Java" module at City (2021). This Java project demonstrates an understanding of the Object Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts taught in the module. My game is inspired by the Donkey Kong arcade game where the main character, in my case Roo, has to work it's way up to collect its objective, in my case, Joey. The game contains game music which runs on a loop in the background, aswell as sounds upon collision with Joey or a bomb. The Roo is controlled through the keyboard and there is also a GUI containing buttons on the top of the game to quit, pause, resume, save and load. The player has to collect Joey while dodging as many bombs as possible, if the player collides with more than 3 bombs in a level, GAME OVER. The life-count resets when moving to a new level. The game also contains advanced save/load to retain the state of the dynamic objects in a level completely. Check out the code on Github: https://github.com/Imad-Samad/Imad-Milestone3.git