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Rachelstiansen/README.md

Hi, I'm Rachel

I'm a Computer Science student at NTNU with a background in astrophysics from the University of Oslo.

I'm interested in software development and enjoy working across different levels of the stack — from web applications and REST APIs to Java applications and low-level programming.

Currently working on

  • Java training application — developing a full-stack application as part of a university team project, building on a UI/UX prototype developed in a previous course. The application will use a REST API.

  • Full-stack web application — developing a search and discovery application using React, with a backend deployed on a university-hosted virtual machine. The project includes server-side development and will incorporate GraphQL.

These are ongoing university team projects. The repositories are currently hosted on NTNU's internal GitLab and are not publicly accessible.

Featured project

Labyrinth Game

A desktop labyrinth game built with Java and JavaFX, featuring collision detection, persistent highscores, file handling and unit testing.

Technologies

Area Technologies
Languages Java, Python, JavaScript / TypeScript, ARM Assembly, RISC-V Assembly
Web React, REST APIs, GraphQL
Java ecosystem JavaFX, JUnit, Maven
Tools & infrastructure Git, GitHub, Linux, Virtual Machines
Scientific computing NumPy, Jupyter

Background

Before studying Computer Science, I completed a bachelor's degree in Astrophysics at the University of Oslo, where I used programming for scientific computing, numerical analysis and working with astronomical data.

Some of my earlier Python and Jupyter projects from my astrophysics studies are available in my repositories.

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  1. labyrinth-game labyrinth-game Public

    A labyrinth game built with Java and JavaFX, featuring collision detection, persistent highscores and unit tests.

    Java

  2. arm-assembly-palindrome arm-assembly-palindrome Public

    Palindrome detector written in ARM Assembly with memory-mapped LED and JTAG UART output.

    Assembly

  3. kosmo kosmo Public

    Code used in course AST3220 - Cosmology I at the University of Oslo

    Jupyter Notebook

  4. ast3310 ast3310 Public

    Code used in course AST3310 - Astrophysical Plasma and Stellar Interiors at the University of Oslo

    Python

  5. ast2210 ast2210 Public

    Code used in course AST2210 - Observational astronomy at the University of Oslo

    Python