Malouie M. Soneja
2nd Year IT College Student
Common Business Oriented Language
A high-level, English-like programming language developed in the late 1950s for business, finance, and administrative systems,
Date of birth: February 1 , 2005
Birth Place: San Jose District Hospital San Jose, Occidental Mindoro
Address: Unit IV 528 Maxine Apartment Celeridad St. Pasay City (1300) Brgy 111
Age: 20
An aspiring 2nd year IT student dreaming to be a game developer or software engineer or any job related to my degree. I want to learn and eager to pursue my career as an IT professional. My dream is to create a game as impactful as Minecraft or Doom and make everyone's childhood just like how those game made mine.
Side Projects
As the co-head developer I helped developed a simple action packed rhythm game developed with Bit-by-Beat Group. Its core design is about the synchronization of defensive maneuvers specifically movement, dodging, or shielding with the beat of the music. Which is unlike traditional rhythm games that focus on tapping to a beat, these games require players to navigate hazards that move, attack, or spawn in time with the soundtrack.
In the game we developed the enemy attacks are casted sync to the game songs rhythm and gets more intense as the song progresses the game. The objective of the game is to train and challenge the users reflexes and adaptability as the game gets more challenging.
The BOKAL Library Management System is a library program designed to help manage basic library activities in an organized and efficient manner. The program allows users to register, time in and time out, and manage library books such as borrowing, returning, and adding new books. It provides an easy-to-use interface that guides users through different library functions using a menu-based system.
The purpose of this program is to simplify library operations, reduce manual record-keeping, and ensure that book transactions are properly tracked. By automating these processes, the system helps maintain accurate records of books and users while improving overall efficiency in a library environment.