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Sampling-Theorem
Introduction to Machine Learning - Exercise 1Convolution-and-Edge-Detection
Introduction to Machine Learning - Exercise 3Thresholding-and-Histograms
Introduction to Machine Learning - Exercise 2Huffman-Coding
This task is meant to implement the popular huffman coding. It was part of a lecture at university.Laughy
This is a project to strengthen and showcase my learned skills from my internship in 2021, predominantly in terms of mobile development. The app is the most complex one I have created so far and is meant to provide funny jokes.Face-Recognition
Introduction to Machine Learning - Exercise 5Signal-Plotter
This is a short program, which visualizes the sigmoid function for a given array of int. It also plots an ECG signal and computes the heart rate out of it. The whole project was an exercise of one of my modules at university.Formula-1-Jupyter-Notebooks
Experiments with the FastF1 API.Numbers-Quiz
I created this quiz as an exercise in one of the Java courses I attended some time ago. You simply type in a number and the program will find it by using a binary search.Data-Sets
Uploading data sets for various usesBinary-Search-Tree
The task of this study exercise was to code a binary search tree including its basic methods.Number-Systems-Calculator
It is a simple calculator, which supports basic arithmetic operations. The special thing is that you can use different number systems to perform these operations as well as be able to convert from one to another. It was a student exercise.moritzeck
Config files for my GitHub profile.Sierpinski-Triangle
The task of this exercise was to implement a recursive method that creates the popular Sierpinski triangle. Go check out the code to see the cool solution I came up with!Pascal-Triangle
This task is meant to implement the popular pascal's triangle. It was part of a lecture at university.Project-Chatbot
ML-with-Python-Exercises
This repository contains the labs from IBM's "Machine Learning with Python: A Practical Introduction" course.Recursive-Painter
The task of this exercise was to implement a recursive painting method. Go check out the code!Doubly-Linked-List
The purpose of this program was to implement an self-coded doubly linked list with some additional operations. Take a look at the code with pleasure.Pong
As my first real Java project, I decided to go for the game "Pong" and built it in a simple way.CS50-Finance-Solution
Description of this problem set: You’re about to implement C$50 Finance, a web app via which you can manage portfolios of stocks. Not only will this tool allow you to check real stocks’ actual prices and portfolios’ values, it will also let you buy (okay, “buy”) and sell (okay, “sell”) stocks by querying IEX for stocks’ prices.Mini-Console-Game
This was my very first little Java project during an online course I did some months ago. In the game, you can simply move a "figure" within a playing field.Caesar-Chiffre
These lines of code solve the popular caesar chiffre. I had to create this project as an exercise at university.Color-Visualizer
This little program enables you to print out colors and their complementary color as well as mix different colors together. It was an exercise of one of my modules at university.CS50-Introduction-to-Computer-Science
This repository is just used to showcase my solutions for the several programming tasks of the course "CS50's Introduction to Computer Science" from the Harvard University.Love Open Source and this site? Check out how you can help us