Name: Oluwajolasun Jaiyesimi
Type: User
Bio: A Software Engineering Graduate student enrolled to the University of Calgary with a passion for Machine Learning and Data Analytics
Twitter: oluwajolasun
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Blog: https://oluwajolasun.com/
Oluwajolasun Jaiyesimi's Projects
A weather web app of your current location, that pulls its data from the openweather API
A program to demonstrate the operation of a circular buffer. General description A circular buffer is a type of the first-in-first-out queue, normally fixed in length and is used as a temporary store of information that needs to be transmitted asynchronously from one process to another. Implementation details The circular buffer holds messages entered by the user which are to be sent to the screen. The operation of the buffer is controlled by a menu from which the user can choose one of the following: enter a new message, send (consume) a message from the buffer or display the contents of the buffer. The buffer is implemented as a fixed-length array. Once all the elements in the array have been filled, the first element will need to be used again. As an example of the operation of the circular buffer, assume that there are 10 elements in the array, 9 messages have been entered by the producer, 6 have been consumed and then a further 5 produced. The next message to be consumed (tail of the buffer) would be the 7th element in the array and the next message entered (head of the buffer) would become the 5th element in the array. If the number of messages in the buffer is equal to the length of the array and a new message is entered, this simply overwrites the last message at the tail of the buffer. This is termed an overflow.
A complete computer science study plan to become a software engineer.
Introduction to Python by Filip Schouwenaars
A minimal Corona Virus Tracker for either selected Countries or worldwide
Course material for ENEL 645 - Data Mining & Machine Learning
An assignment on building course registration system with GUI
GIF Searcher from the GIPHY API with react.js
GIF Searcher from the GIPHY API with react.js
All Algorithms implemented in Java
Using only HTML and CSS to create Neon buttons
Config files for my GitHub profile.
Responsive parallax header with CSS and HTML
A visualization tool for various pathfinding algorithms.
My personal website showcasing some projects
PREDICTING STUDENTS FINAL MATHEMATICS GRADES
:page_with_curl: A list of practical projects that anyone can solve in any programming language.
Assignment for SENG 637, Winter 2021. Completed by Evan Boerchers and Dean Kim.
Student Registration application, written in Java, as project for ENSF 607 - Software Design & Architecture