AmirMohammad Deilami

Intro

photo by Markus Spiske

Computing is beatiful, though it can be challenging in a lot of ways. programs are getting more and more involved each day as well as hardwares. but there is a question: "can this way of progressing continue as much as we want?"
Honestly, I do not have an exact answer for this question and don't think this crucial question can be answered easily. It requires a deep understanding on computing stack and typical toolflows to be able to foreseen the future of computing. I personally beleive that gaining the aforementioned understanding requires spending a lot of time on thinking about the fundamentals of computing. it's not as easy as reading a bunch of definitions, it requires reading and deep thinking simulatenously.

I can remember some moments of studying a set of principles and motivations on computer science during which I had to think for several hours to actually learn a basic content as something reasonble, clear and extendable. I try to keep on my previous studying methods (although slight modifications may always be applicable), notwithstanding being slow in the early phases of doing a project.

Projects

photo by Sam Albury

I've already uploaded a few projects on my github page, but I have a lot of projects that may be interesting for you, though they're not expandable (or not worth expanding for public use). I'll try to write English reports for those projects that I won't share on github and share them through this page.

• Heaven Gate

  Automatic layout creation was a wonderful gift to chip manufacturing process, though sometimes the feature of being automatic may cause the layout to be much dense as expected. in this project, a new FPGA cell designed manually, instead of it's automatic-generated version and it resulted in a halved (area) cell. wonderful! especially for embedded applications.
  
  
  

• Pitch Detection using Autocorrelation

  Pitch detection on environment (including human) sounds using Auto-correlation. writing efficient code considering resource constraints and real-time response, indicating best sampling rate and scaling signal for getting better resolutions were part of challenges
  
  
  

• Hitman Go

  Java is wonderful language with amazing features. this project is a puzzle-genre game designed using object-oriented concepts and implemented with Java. it's been designed to be an offline game but I think it would be interesting to add multiplayer section to this game and launch it on a server to see how people react to online version of this game. this action may be a loss, but wait... maybe it becomes another Among Us!
  
  
  

About

Currently, I hold a Master's degree in computer science. I love learning.
In addition to software engineering, I like to watch brain-engaging movies and chess, hiking and cooking.

MSc, Computer Science
(2022-2023)
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

B.Sc., Computer Engineering
(2014-2019)
Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Tehran province, Iran

Contact

Have something interesting to share? wanna ask a question? or maybe you want to tell me your suggestion(s) about this website... whatever it is, contact me and I'll be happy to help.

Currently I don't have an instagram, twitter or facebook account. whenever I decided to create one, I'll link them to my website.

• Facebook
• GitHub

Elements

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    print 'Iteration ' + i;
    deck.shuffle();
    i++;
}

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