B’s Personal Website
Welcome to my personal website! This site serves as a comprehensive resource showcasing my academic journey, professional experience, and contributions to the TU Delft student community.
📚 Site Overview
This website is built using mdBook and contains several key sections:
Resume
- Technical Projects: UAV development, robotics, electronics design
- Skills: Rust, Python, MATLAB, C/C++, electronics CAD, and more
TU Delft Student Guides
A comprehensive collection of unofficial guides for TU Delft students:
01 - Unofficial Survival Guide for TU Delft Students
Essential information for new TU Delft students covering:
- Pre-arrival preparation and housing
- Daily student life and practical tips
- Transport, cycling, and local resources
- Weather, food options, and study spaces
02 - Your Unofficial Guide to EEMCS in TU Delft
Specialized guide for Computer and Embedded Systems Engineering students:
- Curriculum overview and course structure
- Technical setup (Linux, CLion, LaTeX, GitLab)
- Academic tools and program-specific tips
- Rust programming and project requirements
03 - Coding Guidelines
Professional coding standards and best practices:
- C++ coding style and modern C++ features
- Development practices and Git workflow
- Security best practices and documentation standards
- RAII principles and memory management
04 - Your Unofficial Guide to Thesis Writing
Complete guide to thesis writing and defense:
- Thesis process and timeline planning
- Research methodology and writing structure
- Quality assurance and grading rubrics
- Resources and support for graduation
05 - Your Unofficial Guide to Reviewing Papers
Comprehensive academic standards and paper reviewing:
- Professional conduct and collaboration practices
- Paper structure and academic writing standards
- Three-level review methodology and feedback interpretation
- Understanding professor feedback and common symbols
🛠️ Technical Details
- Built with: mdBook
- Source: GitHub Repository
- Build Status:
📞 Contact Information
- Last Updated: February 6, 2025
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