Hello! I’m Maryam, but you can call me Maryouma.
I am a Computer and Communication Engineering student at Benha, Shoubra University. My journey is driven by a deep curiosity for how the physical world connects with the digital one. Whether I’m troubleshooting a circuit on a breadboard or optimizing a block of code, I view every challenge as a blueprint waiting to be understood.
Electronics: From building digital counters with JK flip-flops to exploring the precision of op-amps and 555 timers.
Software: Developing clean, efficient logic using tools like C++, React, and Vite.
Design: Creating intuitive interfaces and hardware layouts that bridge the gap between function and aesthetics.
I am currently enrolled in a Maker Diploma, where I am pushing the boundaries of what I can build. This website is my open lab notebook. I document my projects—from the messy first prototypes to the finished graduation project—and share them as open-source resources.
My goal is to learn by doing and to help others do the same. If you have a passion for technology or want to collaborate on something new, you’re in the right place.
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