Task Tracker
A clean to-do list app for organizing daily tasks, with add, complete, and delete actions built from scratch.
BS Computer Science · NUST
Learning HTML.
A computer science student who treats every course, bug, and late-night rabbit hole as a page in the same notebook — currently filling it with HTML, CSS, Python, and C++.
I'm Saad — a BS Computer Science student at NUST. My approach to this degree is less "specialize early" and more learning everything: fundamentals of the web, the logic underneath it in Python, and the close-to-the-metal discipline of C++.
I like the small satisfactions of building things that run — a page that renders the way you meant it to, a script that finally stops throwing errors, a program that compiles clean on the first try. Every project here is a note-to-self from that process.
Working through core CS coursework, from programming fundamentals to the theory underneath it, while building small projects on the side to make the concepts stick.
HTML & CSS, learned by building — pages, layouts, and small interactive pieces rebuilt until they looked and behaved the way I intended.
Using Python for quick, expressive scripts and problem-solving, and C++ for the fundamentals — memory, structure, and performance.
A clean to-do list app for organizing daily tasks, with add, complete, and delete actions built from scratch.
A Python command-line tool that takes a student's marks and computes grades and GPA against a configurable scale.
A C++ console application for tracking book inventory and checkouts, focused on clean class design and file I/O.
An earlier hand-built HTML & CSS landing page — the first real attempt at a page that felt "designed" rather than default.
These four are placeholders standing in for the real project list — swap in your actual repos, names, and descriptions any time. The full archive lives on GitHub.
Have a project, an opportunity, or just a good bug story? Write to me.