As practical course of my studies for the master's degree, I participated in the project "Let's just make a Game 3.0" of the chair of distributed systems in 2024/25. Our team had the task to plan, design and program a game using the Unity Game Engine .

We decided to create a story-driven game about a society that has lost its emotions because the government classified them as a weakness and actively suppressed them. Throughout the game, the player gradually uncovers more about the story to understand what is really going on, solving puzzles and completing smaller tasks to progress.

Since no one on our team had prior experience in game development, we faced several challenges—one of the biggest being that we wanted to include far more in the game than was realistically possible within the limited time. Early in the process, I also gave a presentation on the topic of game longevity.

• Unity
• C#

I had been thinking about a new design for a long time and gathering inspiration. During a Euro 2024 football match, where no goals were in sight, I suddenly felt like redesigning the page and did so until the end of the match. The journey page was added later, also during a football match.

The new design was intended to be simpler, brighter, and friendlier, even though I am a big fan of dark mode. Additionally, I wanted to finally implement a clickable timeline.

• HTML
• CSS
• JS

The MovieCollection is in the third generation currently. It was intended to list all movies I had collected. It had to be available online, so I could check on the list when I'm not home. The first generation was just a list respectively.

The second generation included an announcement to when the next movie was planned and which one it is. This way friends of mine could check which movie was next and if they were interested, they could join without having to actively ask.

The third and current generation evolved even further. Now the application includes an entire user management and booking system, where an admin can start events and users can join using a button. For free of course. And even now after mainly finishing this project, I still think about new features I could add to evolve the app even further.

If you want to have a look yourself, you can view it here .

• .NET
• C#
• HTML
• CSS
• SQL

The Förderverein was in desperate need of a new homepage, and later I was tasked with its update. Because of the short time budget the website was planned to be built using WordPress , OceanWP and Elementor .

The new page that I have built 90% of, can be found here . But I am no longer maintaining the website myself anymore, so any changes made outside the above specified date range are not necessarily authored by me.

• WP
• HTML
• CSS

The room management project is based on the initial coding task that I was tasked with when I applied for the job at the chair of virtual product development .

It started with the ability to book one room only that was shared between 3 chairs. With time, it grew into a larger web application supporting user and role management, a calendar to view the booked slots and the option to create a series of bookings. Right now it supports an arbitrary amount of rooms that can be booked by authorized users of different chairs and can be viewed by default users. There are future plans to add even more features so the development is still in progress.

• .NET
• C#
• HTML
• CSS
• SQL

During my first master term I worked on my profile page in my spare time as a hobby. I didn't think anyone would ever see it, but I enjoyed building it, so it was worth the effort then. The first generation of this page was more of a concept that I was able to expand on with this generation. I wanted to play around with the visuals and tease out even more new subtleties for myself from my old project.

The page included an introduction about me and the programming languages I knew at that point. Additionally, it had a listing of all major languages I had worked with and an indication how familiar I were using each of them. The page had two subpages where you were able to view some of the projects I worked on, as well as my seminar paper for my bachelor's degree and my bachelor thesis itself.

• HTML
• CSS
• JS

In the practical part of the database lecture 2021/22 my team and I developed a web application with which users can either offer or book rides and write ratings. The focus of the task was on database access using sql and the basic security of database queries.

The backend was programmed in Python using the Flask framework for the webserver and the database was accessed via DB2-SQL. During the project I worked on the frontend as well as on the backend.

• PYTHON
• FLASK
• HTML
• CSS
• DB2-SQL