Name: Mihir Patil
Type: User
Company: University of Auckland
Bio: Third-Year Computer Science student studying for a Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours) at the University of Auckland.
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Mihir Patil's Projects
This program performs a convolution on a two-dimensional array of integers with a given two-dimensional array of integers as a filter.
For Computer Science 235 at University of Auckland. Lab 1
This is a small CSS project as a continuation of the HTML Final Project for the ficticious company: The Little Taco Shop. This repositiory was created for educational purposes only as part of Dave Gray's CSS Course: courses.davegray.codes
This is a small CSS project created to evaluate CSS knowledge. This project is based on Dave Gray's CSS Full Course for Beginners: https://youtu.be/n4R2E7O-Ngo. This project is for eductional purposes only.
A simple Four in a Row Game in Python using the PyGame Module This is a variation on the traditional Four in a Row game. Here, the grid size can be changed, from a minimum of 3 to as big as your screen size allows.
INFOSYS 222 Database Systems
This is the final iteration of Kelvin Games made as part of Assignment 4 for COMPSCI 235 at the University of Auckland. Credits: Aziz Patel, Mihir Patil, Senu Senathirajah.
This program performs basic operations such as addition, subtraction, OR, left shifting, XOR, multiplication, and modulo in LC-3 Assembly. The code is in Q1.asm which can be run in the PennSim LC-3 simulator. Further instructions are in Instructions.md
This is a small html-only website made to assess html knowledge learned as part of Dave Gray's HTML Beginner Course. https://courses.davegray.codes/view/courses/web-dev-roadmap-for-beginners/1702821-web-dev-foundations/5379056-html
Config files for my GitHub profile.
This is a small css project which is a website that displays the profiles of various employees at a fictional company. This project was created as part of Dave Gray's CSS Course: https://youtu.be/n4R2E7O-Ngo
Smart Lanterns workshop presented by GSDC and Maker Club