Welcome to my Portfolio Page, Where all my Past Projects are presented here

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Claremont High School

2007-2012

Stanmore College

I used to wear a white school t-shirt that would have signatures and drawings from students that were in the same year group as me, but it got washed up on purpose by my mum without telling me.
So I decided to draw my own designs on my shirt with a permanent ink pen about the good times I had in school as you can see on this image.
Even though I've had most disappointing times from getting shouted at for playing badly at physical education (Mostly Football) to being laughed at through verbal bullying and not physical.

Photos taken on 31/07/2023

2012-2014

Yoshi Kart Animation

I did a short animation project with a group of three in college that was about Yoshi, a green fictional cartoon dinosaur from the Super Mario series who wanted to race around the track in his go-kart. The animation has to be stop-motioned and not 2D hand-drawn or 3D computer. I created a track based on an arcade game called Frogger and included features like logs, tortoises, and vehicles made out of cardboard and painted in acrylic paint.

Team Harrow 14 T-Shirt

I was given a plain white t-shirt to print out two logo designs with a title onto it with acrylic paint that is based on a sports team. I have zero interest in sports like football, but I was proud to design my own t-shirt prints.

LEGO The Mighty 4X

On Photoshop, I used image layouts to create a game cover for a Wii U box art. The box art is laid out on an A4-sized sheet, when folded in half, it will become two A5 sheets, which become a front and back cover with a tagline in the middle.

LEGO The Mighty 4X

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GlaxoSmithKline

2015-2016

ITSPRO Apprenticeship

June 2017 - 2018

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, while I was doing my level three IT apprenticeship, I do not have any physical project work or photographic screenshots for this portfolio page, so just enjoy all these long, boring paragraphs typed down below that I have done during the experience.

My Weekly Staff Update for Desktop Support/Network Engineering:

14/12/2017
Yesterday I used Cisco Packet Tracer to set up the layout for each device to the network switch and configure the IP addresses for each fast Ethernet of the devices inside the switch.

15/12/2017
Today I have set up the layout for each device and network switch to the routers. I have configured the Internet Protocol addresses from each fast Ethernet of the three routers to the main router so that each device can send a request to each other.

11/01/2017
I have taken now about servers and how clients can access and backup data to the main server. Microsoft can provide versions of Windows operating system servers, and different types of redundant arrays of independent discs can back up data in two hard drives so that one drive gets corrupted while the other is backed up.

12/01/2017
I have installed Microsoft Server 2012 R2 on a desktop by setting up a user account and password, formatting partitions, and adding the domain name in the system settings. I have changed the network setting from dynamic to static and added the IP address of the desktop and router.
I have taken notes of how the static IP addresses can be calculated into 8 bits and then added altogether to 32 bits.

After setting up a name of the domain for the server, I then set up a normal client PC and install the Windows 7 Professional 64-bit operating system into the system. I then activated it with the product key, changed the network to a static IP address with the preferred DNS/IP address from the server, and then typed in the domain name into the system.

27/01/2018
I have set up eight desktops and installed the Windows 7 Professional operating system on all of them. I then activate the product key on every system, download Google Chrome, Adobe Reader, and OpenOffice to the system, and then fill the background with the ITSPRO and Technovation Group logo image.

01/02/2018
I have set up a desktop and replaced the RAM that has caused it to not work properly. I then install the Windows 7 Professional 64-bit operating system, create two partitions, and then activate it using the product key.

02/02/2018
I have set up the main desktop with a 500GB hard drive and 4GB of RAM and then booted up the Windows 7 operating system. I change the name of the system, create a new folder in the C drive, and then set up sharing settings in properties. I then go into advanced sharing settings in the network and sharing centre and enable every setting to yes. And then I set up a client desktop, search for the main desktop with the file, and then map the file to my computer as the drive and then reinstall the Windows 7 operating system and set up 3 partitions, one for 35GB and 150GB.

08/02/2018
I had to unplug previous desktops from the web development table back to the tech room. I set them up, check if they are working correctly, and then clean up the system from disc cleanup and defragmenter.

09/02/2018
I have built 8 client desktops for a client called VSS Limited. I have built a desktop with a 500GB hard drive and 2GB of RAM as the main server and installed Windows 7 Professional with two partitions. I then create the server name called VSS-SERVER and create two share files for Admin and Share. I then set up eight client desktops and mapped the drive from the main server to all of them.

15/02/2018
I have taken most of the client desktops and taken out previous hard drives and RAM and then replaced them with 500GB hard drives and 2GB of RAM on each desktop. some of them had a faulty hardware component and had to be replaced with a new one.

16/02/2018
I have set up a main desktop as the local server and created four files for nine client desktops. These are student homework, tuition, and software, and they all had to be made for a client called TheSun&MoonCare LTD.