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For our final Programming-2 project, we made a software that applies various image effects to input images in JPEG or PNG formats. Users can apply effects like Brightness, Contrast, Blur, Greyscale, Sepia, and more, with the option to download the processed image. The image effects are implemented in C++ and accessed through a Java wrapper using JNI. The software includes a logging service that tracks all applied effects, that can be filtered and retrieved based on specific criteria. 

For our Computer Architecture course, we developed a simulation of a MIPS assembler and processor in Python. The assembler translates MIPS assembly language into machine code, while the processor simulates the execution of these instructions. Key features include instruction fetching, decoding, execution, memory access, and write-back stages, all within a multi-cycle processor design. We also implemented a non-pipelined and a pipelined processor separately. 

As the final project in our Digital Design course, we made a working version of the board game “MasterMind”
otherwise known as “Cows and Bulls” or “Code Breaker”. We implemented it on CircuitVerse using simple combinatorial circuits with buffers, counters, flipflops, logic gates etc. We created the game’s logic from scratch, including generating random secret codes, checking guesses for common colours, and feedback generation with full functionality. 

Led a team for our final project in C programming, where we created an air ticket management system that can book, cancel and visually show the available/booked seats in the chosen plane. We also implemented dynamic pricing, specific to the boarding point, destination and the timing of the flight. We created a mechanism for users to log complaints, in case of any irregularities. Users can also print out their boarding passes for specific flights once logged in.