Hi, I'm Ian Wurst

LAN Battleship

This Game was created over the span of 3 months using Python and some of its more popular Libraries

This game is a LAN-based Battleship game that allows players to connect and play against each other over a local network. I started working on this project focusing on working on the following areas:

• Parallel Processing / Multithreading
• Networking / TCP/IP
• Server/Client Relations
• App Design and Usability

Finance Report Tool

A Python-based reporting solution built to streamline financial data processing. Leveraging Pandas and Power BI, the tool reduced report generation times from hours to seconds. This project highlights my skills in data manipulation, optimization, and effective integration with business intelligence tools to drive decision-making.

This project demonstrates my ability to work with large datasets and create efficient data pipelines. I gained meaningful experiences in the following catagories:

• Python
• Pandas
• Power BI
• Data Processing
• Optimization

Data Collector

A Python tool designed to automate the collection and processing of data from a directory of Excel files. It extracts, cleans, and compiles key metrics into a unified format—greatly reducing manual data preparation time. Built using pandas and openpyxl.

This project showcases my ability to automate data workflows and streamline data collection processes. I gained meaningful experiences in the following catagories:

• Python
• Pandas
• Excel
• Data Processing
• Automation

VGG Emotions Classifier

A deep learning model based on the VGG architecture, trained with TensorFlow to classify human emotions from facial images. This project involved data preprocessing, model training, and deployment, demonstrating my knowledge in computer vision and neural network design.

This project showcases my ability to leverage machine learning for classification tasks. I gained meaningful experiences in the following catagories:

• Python
• TensorFlow
• Deep Learning
• Train-Test spliting
• Preprocessing

OS Page Swapper

A Windows Forms application that simulates an operating system’s memory page swapping. Written in C#, this educational tool visualizes paging behavior and helps users understand memory management principles like LRU and FIFO algorithms.

This project showcases my ability to create educational tools and simulations. I gained meaningful experiences in the following catagories:

• C#
• Windows Forms
• Memory Management
• Simulation
• Algorithms