Chukwunonso Daniel Ekweaga

The Polynomial Calculator is a sleek JavaFX app by Chukwunonso Daniel Ekweaga for solving and graphing linear, quadratic, and cubic equations. Featuring a modern dark UI, custom keypad, quick polynomial buttons, and a graph viewer, it makes equation input and visualization simple. Powered by a reliable MathLogic engine, it ensures accurate results with a stylish, responsive design that runs smoothly in any Java IDE or BlueJ.

The University Library Management System is a command-line Java application built with MySQL to streamline how libraries manage books, users, borrowing, and fines. Developed as a collaborative project, it allows administrators to add and update books, register students and faculty, track borrowing and returns, and automatically calculate overdue fines. With efficient search and reporting features, the system provides a reliable way to organize resources and maintain accurate records, all while demonstrating strong database integration through JDBC.

Nana's Crossing is a fun Java game where you help a grandmother cross a busy 8-lane highway. Each lane you cross earns money, but it gets riskier as you go - starting at 10% chance of getting hit and rising to 31%. The challenge is deciding when to cash out your winnings or risk it all for the big payout. Built with JavaFX, it features smooth animations, sound effects, and an easy-to-use interface perfect for streaming to an audience.

Citi Logistics Website is a professional business website developed for a moving and logistics company in Saint John. It showcases services like residential moving, commercial relocations, and package delivery with a clean, responsive design. Built with modern web technologies and ready for deployment, this project demonstrates front-end development skills and business-focused web design.

This repository contains lab implementations of core data structures written in both Java and C to demonstrate memory management, algorithmic complexity, and practical usage. It includes linked lists, stacks, queues, nodes, and a binary search tree.