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This is the source code for my MSc thesis on Hybrid Recommendation Systems using Neural Networks.

MonteCarloTreeSearch

A fast C++ impementation of Monte Carlo Tree Search with abstract classes that a user of this library can extend in order to use it. To demonstrate it I apply it to the game of Quoridor.

CoursesApp

A simple app for keeping track of student's courses and grades. Supports admin accounts which have to be installed manually in the database (to add/modify/delete courses) and student accounts (to see and search for courses as well as submit their grades to them).

BetOnArmee

A betting System implemented in C++ as a final project for the class of Object Oriented Programming.

PRONET

This is our final project for the course Internet Technologies. It is a dynamic web application following the MVC architecture (Java Servlets for Control, Java classes for model and JSPs for view). It's a PROfessional NETworking site (like LinkedIn).

Job-Scheduler

A pthread implementation of a Job Scheduler in C++, using a static pool of threads. Jobs can be scheduled to be run by a thread in a FIFO manner as well as waited (blocking) for. To use one simply needs to extend the Job abstract class and override the run() method with the work load you wish scheduled.

HashCode2018_AStarWars-

Team: A* Wars . This is our implementation (in python 3.6) for the problem for HashCode 2018 : The qualification round !

CHI-Eudoxus

Final Assignment for Computer-Human Interaction class: Redesigning http://eudoxus.gr

Software-Developement-Project

In this project we were tasked with creating and optimizing an SQL joiner for a simpler subset of SQL queries on tables with numerical-only data.

DeepSearch

This is meant to be a combination of well-known search algorithms (e.g. minimax, A*, etc.) with neural networks as approximators for the evaluation function(s).