Project library

Engineering work, organized by context.

Explore team-based coursework and personal projects across physical systems, software, analysis, prototyping, and technical communication. Each case study preserves the problem, decisions, evidence, and limits needed for careful review.

Coursework · Team engineering under shared constraints Personal · Self-directed experiments and technical systems
Top view of the completed CIV102 bridge Coursework
University of Toronto · Team projects

Coursework

Course-based engineering work developed within shared requirements, schedules, materials, and team responsibility. The case studies connect design decisions to calculations, prototypes, tests, and available reports.

  • Team contextshared briefs and responsibility
  • Analysis + prototypesdecisions made inspectable
  • Reports + testingevidence kept close to claims
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Jan Kazimierczak and a teammate standing behind their custom wind tunnel Personal work
Self-directed work

Personal projects

Projects pursued outside course briefs, spanning software, experimental builds, and technical publishing. Each case study documents the system, implementation choices, observable behavior, and remaining limitations.

  • Software + experimentssystems pursued beyond briefs
  • Working systemsimplementation and behavior
  • Source + documentationlimits kept visible
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Selected proof

Results worth opening.

A quick route to the evidence that best represents the portfolio. Each row leads to the full context, including what the result does not establish.

01 Course · Structures Bridge design and analysis 240 N → 869.5 N calculated prediction; physical splice failure 02 Personal · Experimental study Orbital-booster aerodynamics 18 fins; simple-outline 6 mm square-hole design ranked highest 03 Course · Mechanisms Automated screw sorter ≈98% mechanical subsystem result; classifier shortfall documented 04 Course · Human-centred design BikePack Buddy Stakeholder framing, four-position proxy test, and qualified recommendation
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Open a result, then inspect the reasoning behind it.

The detailed pages keep reports, calculations, images, code, and limitations close to each claim.

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