Vlad | Vlad Badica CV

Bronze Medalist

I got the bronze medal in 2018 in a national C# contest in Romania.

It was 4 hour time slot in which I had to develop a project with a database and using text files that would meet the requirements.

First Aid & St John Amublance

A big interest of mine is first aid. Over the past years I have gotten involved with First Aid Society at University and volunteering with St John Ambulance. Both experiences are fantastic and I would reccommend everyone to learn a bit of first aid!

Snowboarding

One of my favourite ways of relaxing is a trip to the mountains! I am always up for a snowboarding weekend.

Scuba Diving

Most interesting thing to do in the summer: Explore the underwater world!

Project Snapshots

Check out the photos taken from some of the projects I have worked on!

Defend It Cubezone Morse code encoder and decoder

Defend It

A simple game developed in C# where you take control of a frog and battle against all the upcoming flies.

Uses an object oriented approach and was one of the first projects that I started learning C# programming with.

Took a long time to create since I decided to write everything for the game including the game engine, the physics, and changing the game states(main menu, shop and actual game).

Download here

Link to GitHub project here

Cubezone

A simple game developed in Unity where you try and reach the highest score by avoiding obstacles.

A very fun project that I decided to do, where I had the freedom to experiment with using Unity for game development.

The game's concept is an endless runner, where you take control of a cube and have to dodge all the incoming obstacles. The longer you survive the higher your score gets! The game has some pretty cool sound effects and uses the in-built unity physics for some realistic crashes.

Download here

Link to GitHub project here

Morse Code encoder and decoder

A very interesting project developed while in first year in university with a group of students.

The purpose of the project was tu use an Arduino board to create a morse code encoder and decoder.

First part of the project was creating a decoder that would take as input our button presses and interpret that as a morse code input, translating it into a character and showing it onto a 7 segment led display.

Second part of the project was the encoder, that would have a predefined string (ex: "Hello") and translate each character into morse code, sending the data to the decoder. The arduino board had a LED light that would show each dot or line in the morse code. Then the decoder would display it as above.

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