I am a student pursuing bachleors of Computer Science at Universiy of Idaho, at Moscow, IDAHO, USA. I passionate about .....
Hello. My name is Shashwot Niraula. I am a student pursuing bachleors of Computer Science at Universiy of Idaho, at Moscow, IDAHO, USA. I passionate about travelling and enjoying nature.
🖥️ As a computer science enthusiast, I've built a robust foundation in programming and am continually hungry for knowledge in emerging technologies and innovative methodologies.
My ultimate goal is to bridge the gap between computer science and the fascinating world of GIS.
🌍 Beyond the classroom, I am an explorer of the natural wonders that surround us. You'll often find me venturing into the
great outdoors, embracing the beauty of Mother Nature. Whether I'm hiking in pristine landscapes, engaging in a spirited game of
tennis, or enjoying leisurely strolls and invigorating runs, I'm in my element when I'm outside.
🌟 Let's connect and embark on this exciting journey together, blending technology and nature to make the world a better place.
Feel free to reach out for discussions on computer science, GIS, outdoor adventures, or anything that piques your curiosity. 🚀
Tracker is a script that tracks the price of a specific stock and sends an email notification when the price reaches a certain threshold.
This is a project about Airport Flight Display System that uses React for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, and a Datastax Astra DB (built on Apache Cassandra) for the database.
VOiC is a modern web-based document management system that enables secure creation, sharing, and updating of digital documents.
Pong is a classic and iconic video game that has stood the test of time as one of the earliest arcade games ever created. Developed by Atari in 1972, it is a simple yet engaging two-player game. Made in Unity with C#.
This project uses Machine Learning Algorithms to analyze Spotify and YouTube data, offering personalized song recommendations.
Upon uploading an image, the website reads the embedded EXIF data to retrieve geolocation information.
The blog post explains how to use Google Earth Engine to analyze NDVI for drought and non-drought years in the Palouse region. It covers setting up GEE, writing scripts, visualizing data, and exporting results. The guide includes a detailed example workflow and visualization techniques.
This recounts an experiences and personal growth throughout the year. It discusses unexpected events, career development through a summer internship, embracing new interests, receiving a scholarship, and participating in significant projects.
The blog discusses the importance of documentation in software development, emphasizing its role in enhancing collaboration, code maintenance, troubleshooting, and overall project longevity.
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