Hi, I'm Tanvir Khan. An aspiring Games Programmer.

As part of my Concurrent Network Application module, the task was to create a chat client entirely in C# as well as incorporating a few other features and anything else we could think of.
My chat client uses both TCP and UDP protocols to send packets. These packets contain data such as a chat message, a user connected packet and many more. If reliabilitiy is needed, I would send a packet using TCP but otherwise UDP would be used.
This was my first time using C# as well as my first time learning about networking. While I am fairly satisified with what I have right now, I had a few more features I would have liked to implement.
As this is an assignment for my course, I am unfortunately not allowed to disclose the code.

As part of my Further Games and Graphics Concept module, my first assignment was to make a DirectX game engine whilst sticking to the OOP model. I implemented features such as a skybox, lighting system, texturing system as well as a way to manage objects.
This was my first time using the DirectX api. It was quite confusing however due to my experience in OpenGL, it was not too difficult to grasp some of the concepts. Examples include, swap chain, devices and shaders
The game created using my engine did not match the expectations I had as most of my time was dedicated to adding features to the engine.
Nevertheless, this was my first engine made and I am happy with what I achieved so far.
As this is an assignment for my course, I am unfortunately not allowed to disclose the code.

During my first year, one of my modules involved me making a game with other people in my course. We were a team of 4 who knew very little of each other as we were randomly assigned in to our teams. This was my first time working on a team and it was honestly an enjoyable experience.
We used Trello to make a scrum board and BitBucket for source control. The tasks I were given were, creating the tetrominoes as well as implementing the mechanics of tetris which included 'snap movement', row detection, and rotation.

During my second year, my friends and I formed a group for the Jamfuser 2020 Games Jam. Our theme was leap. After brainstorming, our final idea was to make a wacky physics platformer set in space. My tasks as one of the programmers on the team was to create the movement for the player as well as create sound effects. This was my second time working in a group and my first game jam. I was impressed with what we made in this little time but unfortunately, the exported build was broken and we did not have time to fix it. The player moves too fast in the submitted build of the game.

This is a personal project which I've been working on in my free time. More info will be available as I complete it.