</>Sitt Yan Htun.

Final Year. COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENT PORTFOLIO 2026

Learning to build
things that matter.

I’m Sitt Yan Htun, final year computer science student building on my HND experience while working toward a Bachelor’s degree. This is where I share what I’m learning, making, and figuring out along the way.

01 HND in Software Engineering02 BSc in Computer Science IN PROGRESS
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01 / SELECTED WORK

Projects & experiments.

Projects from my HND in Software Engineering and current Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, from web systems to games and connected devices.

02 / 3D MODELING

Form in three dimensions.

A dedicated space for models, materials, and scenes from my 3D modeling practice. Add your GLB files to the models folder to make each viewer interactive.

Add your modelmodels/model-01.glb
01 / FORM STUDY
FORM / OBJECT

Your model title

Add the techniques or modeling tools you practiced.

Add your modelmodels/model-02.glb
02 / MATERIAL STUDY
SURFACE / MATERIAL

Your material study

Describe the materials, lighting, or texturing you explored.

Add your modelmodels/model-03.glb
03 / SCENE STUDY
SCENE / COMPOSITION

Your scene title

Share what you learned about composition or rendering.

✳ Save your models as GLB files with the names shown above. Visitors can rotate and inspect them in the page.

LEARNING BY
BUILDING •
CSHND → BSc •
A WORK IN PROGRESS
BY DESIGN

03 / THE JOURNEY SO FAR

One foundation.
A lot still to discover.

My path through computing is still unfolding. Each stage gives me new ways to think about problems and turn ideas into working software.

01
FOUNDATION

Higher National Diploma

Completed · Add institution and dates

Summarize the areas you studied and the project or moment that shaped your interest in computing.

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IN PROGRESS

Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science

Currently studying · Add institution and expected graduation

Share what you’re focused on now and where you want your studies to take you.

04 / WHAT I’M GROWING

Tools & thinking.

A snapshot of the skills I’m developing. Edit the tags to match your real experience and confidence.

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Still curious.
Always improving.

Good work comes from asking useful questions, trying things out, and learning from what doesn’t work.

A PRACTICE, NOT A CHECKLIST
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Development

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Programming languageWeb developmentGit & version controlProblem solving
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Foundations

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Data structuresDatabasesSoftware designTesting & debugging
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How I work

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Team collaborationDocumentationIndependent learning

Edit, remove, or add skills to reflect what you can confidently demonstrate.

05 / CONTINUED LEARNING

Certificates.

Relevant training and credentials that support my work. Replace these starter cards with certificates you have earned.

01CREDENTIAL

ISSUING ORGANIZATION · YEAR

Your certificate title

Add a short note about the skills or knowledge covered.

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02CREDENTIAL

ISSUING ORGANIZATION · YEAR

Your certificate title

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More learning to share?

Add another credential here when it supports the roles or projects you want to highlight.

Keep the list focused on relevant, verifiable credentials. Your projects remain the main showcase.

06 / NEXT UP

Have a project
or idea in mind?

I’m open to connecting with fellow students, developers, and anyone who enjoys making useful things.

Find me on GitHub ↗
SITT YAN HTUN / COMPUTER SCIENCEPORTFOLIO 2026