About me
I’m Christopher Vuletich, a senior computer science student at Kent State University.
I like figuring things out
and making things work.
I got into programming through games, Scratch projects, and a website I made when I was younger.
I’m interested in software engineering, AI, and computer vision, but I like trying a bit of everything.
My projects usually start with something I want to try or a problem I want to fix. I like making software that’s useful to me or someone else.
I learn a lot by trying things, seeing what works, and coming back to improve them.
What I’m curious about
I’m curious about how AI can help software make sense of what a camera sees.
I’ve been trying things out with Python and OpenCV. I also like building full-stack apps, working with databases, and making tools for everyday problems.
At Kent State
Right now, I’m a teaching assistant and grader for Structures of Programming Languages.
I’m also applying to Kent State’s combined bachelor’s/master’s program in computer science.
Tools I’ve used
Languages
- Python
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS
Frameworks and tools
- SvelteKit
- React
- Flask
- OpenCV
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Git
- GitHub
- Vite
Outside of programming
I like hiking, being outdoors, taking photos, drawing, and reading. It’s nice to step away from my computer for a while.
