Welcome

My name is Callum Apps and I'm a Computer
Science Student based in Reading, UK. You can
find more about me, my work and my
interests on GitHub or LinkedIn.

I'm a passionate Third-Year Computer Science student
enrolled at the University of Reading.
My journey in this dynamic field has equipped me with a diverse skill set that includes
proficiency in several programming languages such as Java, C, Python, JavaScript, and HTML/CSS.
For a comprehensive overview of my academic background, skills, and experiences,
please explore my About Me Page.

Experience

Skills and Experience

Project I am currently working on

Certifications & Grades
- I am persuing a certification in C# from Microsoft and FreeCodeCamp aswell as having a few differnt Linkedin Certifications. However, I am most proud of my current grades at university, ranging from 65-100% in each of my pieces of coursework, averaging over 75% in my three years combined, and on track to receive a first class degree in BSc Computer Science!

More about me
- I currently live in Reading, but I'll soon be relocating for my new job.
  Currently, I work as an IT Support Analyst for my university, where I assist staff and students with troubleshooting and other IT-related queries.
  Outside of work, I have a passion for traveling and exploring. My goal is to visit as many countries in Europe as possible!

Drone Simulator

This project was my first Java coursework in year 2 of university, which involved me having to create a system that simulated randomly moving, colliding drones.

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Random Generating Maze

This involved me creating a randomly generating algorithm that ensured that there was always an exit; this was also my second Java coursework.

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Networked Unity Application

My dissertation project focused on Networked Multiplayer Games. This project was done in Unity and used the Photon extension to host for free.

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Website Development

This project involved the creation of this website with vanilla HTML, CSS, and elements of JavaScript using the Tailwind framework.

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