Projects
AI Opponent Framework for Two-Player Strategy Games
A Python-based framework developed for my bachelor’s thesis that connects and evaluates student-built AIs for various two-player, full-information games (e.g., chess). It provides adaptive AI opponents across multiple difficulty levels and uses alpha–beta pruning with evolutionary learning. The framework is now used in university teaching to benchmark and visualize AI performance.
The Tales of Logic
“Tales of Logic” is a two-player browser game developed with TypeScript and Phaser as part of a university team project. I was primarily responsible for synchronizing the game figures between players, implementing graphical elements, and developing the decision-tree logic that drives the gameplay.
Medeno
As part of a media computer science team project, I helped develop an Android app and a companion desktop application built in Java for a media research study. My main contributions included implementing parts of the app’s frontend and developing the Java-based desktop tool used to manage and distribute the surveys.
