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An educational file-sharing application with two-factor authentication, isolated storage and audit logs.
Explore the projectFoundations / Object-oriented design
Chess, modelled in Java.
A text-based chess project built around domain modelling, MVC and unit tests.
01 / The challenge
The question behind the system.
Represent interacting game rules in a maintainable model with a separate interface.
An object-oriented implementation of chess separates the rules and game state from terminal rendering and player input. Pieces, positions and legal moves provide a concrete exercise in software modelling.
02 / The approach
From architecture to implementation.
- 01
Model the board, pieces and game states as separate objects.
- 02
Separate model, controller and terminal view, with tests around core behaviour.
03 / Outcomes
What the work shows.
- A playable text interface and a modular implementation of chess pieces, movement and game-state tracking.
04 / Scope & next steps
Where the work stands.
- This project focuses on rules and software structure; it does not provide a graphical interface or a chess-engine strength benchmark.
Field notes / Visual documentation
A closer look.
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