I’m Marin Melentii, a computer science student at Dawson College, Montreal. I’m passionate about software. I’ve worked on a few projects, which you can find on my projects page.

Projects

Breakfast buffers (game)

Educational game about chemical buffer solutions built in Godot.

#.NET #Godot #Game Design

This project involved creating an educational game focused on teaching chemical buffer solutions. As part of a six-person team, I played a key role in both the game design and technical implementation, leveraging the Godot engine to build an engaging, interactive learning experience. My contributions included scripting core gameplay mechanics using C# and GDScript and ensuring the game adhered to educational guidelines. This project not only earned a 500$ award but also gained recognition for its potential impact, leading to its continued development for publication by Université de Montréal.

Try it yourself #

Appointment Scheduling (Flask)

Appointment scheduling web application built with Flask.

#Flask #Python #Oracle #SQL #REST

This project is a Flask-based appointment scheduling application, designed for teachers and students. Deployed using Docker, it features tools for managing users, appointments, reports, and audit logs. The application is equipped with a RESTful API for efficient data handling and offers detailed administration options tailored to various user roles (eg. student, teacher, admin) with permissions adapted to each role. The backend connects to an Oracle database.

Hoarde Recipe App

Avalonia based recipe app for storing and sharing recipes.

#.NET #EfCore #Avalonia #Oracle #MSTest

Desktop recipe management app developed as part of a three-person team. The app was built using C# with the Avalonia framework and follows the MVVM architecture. It incorporates features like recipe creation, scaling, budgeting, and gaming-themed engagement mechanics. The backend was managed using EF Core connected to an Oracle database, with unit testing implemented via MSTest.

UFO data visualization

MERN stack application for UFO data visualization.

This project is a sort of unconventional time capsule, cross-referencing data for UFO sightings over time with billboard chart data over time.

Image	Description
	Sighting Map
	UFO data summary
	Timeline

This project was a web-based data visualization application that provided insights into UFO sighting reports, connecting them to songs that were popular at the time. I collaborated as a part of a 3 person team. I led the front-end development using React. For the backend, I designed and implemented a RESTful API with Node.js and Express to handle data requests. I worked with MongoDB to manage and query two large datasets containing 80,000 and 330,000 rows. The app was deployed on AWS LightSail.

Contact

Feel free to reach out to me by email:
marin.melentii@gmail.com