Adrian Mosnegutu | Portfolio

About Me

My name is Adrian Moșneguțu, and I am a second-year computer science student at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. From a young age, I've been passionate about technology. Over the years, I've sharpened my programming skills through my academic studies and by participating in numerous programming competitions and olympiads.

Outside coding, I enjoy hobbies such as:

reading
playing
sports
hiking
traveling

Education

High-School Diploma

Colegiul Național de Informatică

Graduation: June 2023

Average GPA: 3.80 / 4
Bachelor in Computer Science

Babeș-Bolyai University

Graduation: July 2026

Average GPA: 3.48 / 4

Projects

Chess

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For my final exams in high school, I developed this simple chess game that includes essential mechanics like piece movement, legal moves, en passant, castling, check, and checkmate.

This project was instrumental in enhancing my problem-solving abilities and deepening my understanding of data structures and algorithms.

It also solidified my grasp of key object-oriented programming concepts such as inheritance and polymorphism.

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Rolly

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I designed and submitted this retro arcade game reminiscent of the 1980s for a Nokia-themed game jam.

The objective is straightforward: land on platforms while dodging spikes to achieve a high score.

Although more of a fun exercise, this project significantly improved my time management skills and fostered creative thinking.

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Minesweeper

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During the 2020 pandemic, I developed a Minesweeper clone, one of the first games I created in Unity.

The premise is simple: click on all the empty squares on the board without hitting any mines. The numbers on the squares indicate the number of neighboring mines.

This starter project helped me understand the functionalities of the Unity game engine and introduced me to various algorithms, such as Lee's algorithm.

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Tic-Tac-Toe

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A digital rendition of the popular game Tic-Tac-Toe, this was my first personal project.

Initially programmed in Java and later remastered in Unity, it features two modes: player versus player and player versus computer, the latter utilizing the minmax algorithm.

This project served as my gateway into game development and other complex areas of computer science, sparking my passion for coding.

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