Hi, my name is Mohamad Anwar Meri
I'm a Software Technology Engineering student.

RoboRally is a dynamic PC version of the classic board game, developed for 2-6 players as part of an advanced programming course. As a Software Technology Engineering student, I used Java, GUI Development, Spring Framework, MVC, IntelliJ, and Github to replicate the game's strategic elements and integrate a robust web server. Key contributions included developing game logic and GUI with Java, implementing robot movement and obstacles, and building a scalable web server using Spring MVC for efficient game state management. The project enabled seamless multiplayer functionality with real-time player interaction through JSON communication. This project enhanced my skills in advanced Java programming, Spring Framework, GUI design, server architecture, teamwork, and project management.

WorldNews360 is an Android News application developed as part of a UX and Mobile Application Development course. As a Software Technology Engineering student, I used Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and a Clean Architecture Pattern (MVVM) to create an app featuring a dynamic news feed, detailed articles, light/dark mode, and offline reading capabilities. Users can access updated news worldwide and search by category. Key contributions include integrating a dynamic news feed for real-time updates, implementing detailed article views with comments, bookmarks, and sharing, and developing user-friendly features like a search module and dark mode. The intuitive UI enhances usability and user satisfaction. This project improved my skills in Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, data management, and API integration. Adopting the MVVM architecture ensured maintainability and scalability. I also honed my user experience design, teamwork, and project management skills using Figma and Scrum (Jira).

This project, part of the Software Processes and Patterns course, focused on developing user stories for an Android News App using Agile methods (Scrum) and design patterns. As a Software Technology Engineering student, I utilized Scrum (Jira), Sprints, Backlog, MVVM architecture, UML diagrams, and Figma. Key contributions included enhancing team efficiency through Scrum meetings, translating user needs into user stories, and using the MVVM pattern to separate the UI from business logic and data. This approach ensured better testability, maintainability, and flexibility. Skills developed during this project include Agile methodologies (Scrum), Jira, user story creation, Clean Architecture (MVVM), UML diagramming, Figma prototyping, teamwork, and project management.

The Online Store Front End project, developed as part of the Front End Web Technology course, showcases a seamless and user-friendly checkout flow for an online store. As a Software Technology Engineering student, I utilized React, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, GitHub, Vercel, Session Storage, API integration, Git, Jira, and Scrum. Key contributions include creating a dynamic product view page, implementing a detailed checkout process with quantity adjustments, discount applications, and gift wrap options. Additionally, I developed an address form with real-time validation, integrated multiple payment methods, and enhanced the UI/UX with a clean, modern design. This project improved my proficiency in React and TypeScript, CSS for consistent styling, and API integration for real-time data validation. I also applied modular code structure principles and strengthened my teamwork and project management skills using Scrum methodology.