Mohammed Chams

MathDash | Software Engineering Project

• Role: Contributing Developer
• Technologies Used: Java, JUnit, Mockito, Git, Eclipse IDE, JavaFX for GUI development.
• Key Contributions: Participated in the design and development of a Java-based educational game, integrating arithmetic learning into a racing game format.
  Leveraged IntelliJ IDE for efficient coding and JavaFX to create engaging and intuitive graphical user interfaces suitable for young learners.
  Implemented robust unit and integration testing frameworks using JUnit and Mockito, ensuring software reliability and bug-free user experience.
  Utilized Git for effective version control, facilitating smooth collaboration within a team environment.
  Actively participated in peer code reviews and project meetings, advocating for best practices in code quality and software architecture.

Minesweeper | Data Structures Project

• Technologies Used: Java, JUnit for testing, Git for version control.
• Key Contributions: Implemented LinkedGrid and Game classes to create a Minesweeper game that dynamically generates game grids and handles user interactions.
  Utilized recursive algorithms for "region clearing" to reveal contiguous non-bomb cells, enhancing game logic and user experience.
  Integrated BombRandomizer for randomized bomb placements, adding complexity and repeatability to the game.
  Designed the game with a focus on algorithm design and problem-solving using linked data structures.
  Developed unit tests to ensure functionality and reliability of game components, emphasizing software quality and bug-free user experience.

• OMVIC Sales License

Achieved OMVIC Sales License, affirming a deep understanding of regulatory standards and ethical practices. This accomplishment highlights my ability to quickly master complex legal and procedural content, a skill that translates well into the precision and detail-oriented nature of programming.