I’m a Bachelor of Computer Science student at Egerton University exploring cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and software engineering. I build practical projects while developing a strong foundation in computing, systems, networking, and security.
Building a strong foundation in computer science through programming, computer architecture, data structures, algorithms, databases, operating systems, networking, and software engineering. I focus on understanding not only how to write software, but also how the underlying systems work and interact. Through coursework, independent learning, and practical projects, I am developing the problem-solving, programming, and systems-thinking skills needed to design reliable and effective computing solutions.
Developing practical cybersecurity knowledge through networking, operating systems, system security, security principles, and defensive techniques. I am particularly interested in understanding how systems behave, how vulnerabilities can emerge, and how security can be approached through monitoring, analysis, prevention, and secure design. My learning combines academic foundations with hands-on experimentation and security-focused projects as I work toward becoming a capable security engineer.
Exploring artificial intelligence from both a technical and systems perspective, with an interest in how intelligent technologies are designed, implemented, and secured. I am particularly interested in the intersection between AI and cybersecurity, including the challenges involved in protecting intelligent systems and using intelligent techniques to strengthen security. My long-term direction is to contribute to the engineering of secure, intelligent systems where security is treated as a fundamental part of the design rather than an afterthought.
A Java command-line tool for performing subnetting calculations, including CIDR conversion, and network address planning
Java • Networking
A Java CLI application leveraging object-oriented programming to manage university courses, students, faculty, and enrollments.
Java • Object-Oriented Programming