Freddie K.

Identity

Khant Thura Thaung

FREDDIE K.

CURIOUS BUILDER

I’m Khant Thura Thaung, though I usually go by Freddie online. Lately, I’ve been exploring AI tools and how they fit into my day-to-day life.

I’m figuring out where these tools are useful to me by trying them on projects. This site is where I share those experiments, what worked, and what I’m still working out.

Education

  1. 2019–22
    Studied for a Higher National Diploma, ComputingKMD Computer Centreprogramming, databases, SQL

    Units

    • Computer Systems Fundamentals
    • Developing Software: Introduction
    • Software Development: Programming Foundations
    • Database Design Fundamentals
    • SQL Introduction
    • Professionalism and Ethics in Computing
    • Small-scale Standalone Application (VB.Net)
    • Troubleshooting Computing Problems
    • Introduction to Project Management
    • HND Computing: Graded Unit 1
    • Scripting for Interactivity
    • Mathematics for Computing 1
  2. 2022–24
    Higher Diploma, Infocomm TechnologyTMC Academydatabases, web, mobile

    Modules

    • Project Management
    • Database Systems and Applications
    • Application Programming with Java
    • Information Systems Analysis and Design
    • Web Programming and Applications
    • Network Operating Systems
    • .Net Programming with C#
    • Development of Mobile Applications
    • Object Oriented Programming with C++
    • Cloud Computing Concepts
    • Project
  3. 2024–25
    BSc (Hons) Computer Systems EngineeringUniversity of SunderlandAI, cyber security, data

    Modules

    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Advanced Cyber Security
    • Advanced Data Technologies
    • Product Development
    • Android Mobile Development
    • Research

Tools I’m using

Tools behind this site and the projects shown here.

PythonTypeScriptReactAstroFastAPIHermes Runtime

Approach

Most of my projects start with something I want to understand or a task I am tired of repeating.

I usually build the smallest version I can use, then keep working on it only if it proves useful.

I care more about what a tool does in practice than how impressive it sounds in a description.