The Code Indenter was a Java program that adjusted indentation to ensure code within curly brackets or directly following a control statement (such as an “if” statement) is correctly indented. The Code Indenter also aligned single line comments so that they all align to the end of the longest line of code in the input program.

The Learning Journal was a three-page responsive, standards-compliant website built using HTML5 and CSS3. It featured a weekly blog, a guide page for Brighton Pier, and a Contact page. The website was built to document and reflect upon my learning experience when building the website.

ATM Simulation was a Java program that utilised the Model-view-controller design pattern and embedded SQL with the Apache Derby database in order to simulate an ATM machine with a persistent accounts database.

The ATM Simulation program featured basic transaction features such as viewing the balance, and making withdrawals or deposits. Other features included an overdraft facility and changing an account’s pin. The program was later expanded to include additional functionality such as a management console to view account or audit data.

Features:

• Persistent accounts database
• Log-in and log-off
• View balance
• Transfers: Withdrawal and Deposit
• Supports account numbers with leading zeros
• Cancel, clear, and delete input buttons
• Increment/decrement buttons
• Change account password
• Account overdraft limit
• Persistent balance and overdraft display
• Management console for admin accounts to view audit and accounts data

The Traffic Light Simulation was a program in the C Language that utilised an Arduino Uno microcontroller and LEDs in order to simulate two 4-phase traffic light systems. These 2 traffic light systems also included a pedestrian crossing feature that was simulated via keyboard keypress.

The Traffic Light Simulation was later recreated as a single 4-phase traffic light system using the Assembly language demonstrated in the video below: