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@ -140,12 +140,12 @@ ECS/ECR, MERN stack, Docker, Terraform}
significantly reduces the workload for our department.
}
\entry{2022--Present}{Render Engine}{Side Project}
\entry{2022--Present}{Graphics Engine}{Side Project}
{
In my free time, I am expanding my knowledge in low-level technologies such as
In my free time, I am expanding my knowledge in low-level technologies by
developing a graphics engine using C++, CMake, and OpenGL for Linux-based
operating systems. I have already implemented a normal mapped,
physically-based (PBR) render Engine.
physically-based (PBR) rendering system. And a method of loading models.
}
\entry{2019--2020}{MA Entreprenuership --- Co-Founder and Full Stack Web
@ -168,22 +168,21 @@ Developer}{Falmouth University -- Ramble Media LTD}
worked in several multidisciplinary teams, gaining valuable experience in
communication with artists and other non-coder disciplines while collaborating
on projects. My best example was a project called Monq, which was created in
Unreal Engine. As one of the main programmers in the team, I was responsible
for implementing artificial intelligence and behavior trees to create some
complex enemies for the game. I developed and used many skills including the
use of blueprints, behaviour trees and C++.
Unreal Engine. As one of the main programmers in the team, I implemented
artificial intelligence and puzzle mechanics for the game. I developed and
used many skills including the use of blueprints, behaviour trees and C++.
}
\entry{2015--2018}{BSc (Hons) Computing for Games --- Graphics Module}{Falmouth University}
{
I found the Graphics Programming module to be the most fascinating part of my
degree program. During this module, I created my first graphics engine using
object-oriented C++ with OpenGL, allowing me to render a simple procedurally
generated landscape with flat lighting. Through this project, I gained a deep
understanding of the rendering pipeline and the math behind computer graphics.
I continued to tinker with graphics programming and OpenGL techniques after
the course, honing my skills in areas such as lighting/rendering methods and
shader programming.
I found the Graphics module the most fascinating part of my degree program.
During this module, I created my first graphics engine using object-oriented
C++ with OpenGL, allowing me to render a simple procedurally generated
landscape with flat lighting. Through this project, I gained a strong
understanding of the rendering pipeline and the maths behind computer
graphics. I continued to tinker with graphics programming after the course,
honing my skills in areas such as lighting/rendering methods, linear algebra
and shader programming.
}
\end{document}