Tomáš Meravý Murárik

About me

My name is Tomáš Meravý Murárik and I'm currently studying Computer Science at FIIT STU

• GitHub:tomasswaier
• Instagram:tomas_meravy_m
• Email:tmeravymurarik@gmail.com
• LeetCode:tomasswaier

Skills

• C:Beginner. Don't have a lot of experience aside from uni classes and few personal projects.

• Python:Intermediate. I know standard python pretty well. I have experience with forntend libraries such as gtk3 and pygame. I also know basics of data sicence, data analysis, machine learning ...

• Html/Css:Intermediate. I've used both not only on personal projects but also in professional environment.

• Javascript:Beginer+.So far I've mostly work with javascript only on personal projects. I do know basiscs of vanila js but some jsqery/ajax too.

• Go:Beginner

• SQL:Beginner

• Php:I know some basic syntax.

• Linux:I've been using linux (Ubuntu and recently switched to Arch btw) for about a year and I have to say I'm very comfortable and do know basics of both imperative and declarative systems.

Certificates

• CCNA1 by:netacad
  

  note:Even tho it's considered as one of the stepping stones into the world of IT and for a good reason I don't think it's any better than an average uni class. The study materials are fine but not great. Test itself is not hard and preparations for the test are not rewarding because you mostly just study for specific questions. Undoubtedly harder than any free course or certificate online but still the knowledge gained isn't enough in my opinion.

• Responsive Web Design by:freecodecamp
  

  note:I do not belive this certificate is worth much but if someone has it then you can asssume that they have basic understanding of html and some knowledge of css. I really didn't like their style of projects for this one. Projects not required for certificate were actually fine but the ones that are required were really easy and not that rewarding experience wise in my opinion.

• Scientific Computing with Python by:freecodecamp

  note:I enjoyed this one. Projects were comparably as hard as uni coding-intro class homework but It's too bad that they didn't give bigger projects. Most projects I had to do were max 70 lines of code I think.

• Data Analysis with Python by:freecodecamp

  note: Really not enjoyable course. Final projects were fine but this course took the approach of video learning and I think it failed miserably. My main two issues with them are poor explenation and lack of information . The person "teaching" this course is looking at the documentation half the time and sometimes even gets lost in what he's explaining. The lack of information is also big part in why I felt this course was so unenjoyable . The person explaining does go trough most basic syntax and concepts but not the one's we were supposed to use on the projects hence making you do all the learning yourself.