Zaid Naser Shakhatreh

Intro

Computer Science student at Al-Balqa Applied University (BAU) & Software Developer, crafting efficient solutions through C++, SQL, and C#. Driven by logic, clean code, and building projects that bridge theory and practice.

Project

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Currency Conversion Screen

Client Screen

Simulate Bank System

Bank System Project is a robust, object-oriented console application designed to simulate a real-world retail banking system. Built using core software engineering principles, this project focuses on secure data handling, clean architecture, and efficient file management to deliver a reliable command-line user experience.

Login Screen

TRAFICON (Traffic Administration & File Identification Control)

TRAFICON is a comprehensive desktop application designed to automate traffic administration and driving license management, covering local and international license applications, multi-stage driving exams, renewals, and violation suspensions. Built with C#, .NET Framework, Guna UI2, and Microsoft SQL Server to ensure high data integrity and efficient relational database management.

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Certificates

About

I am currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, where I focus on mastering algorithms, data structures, and software architecture. My journey is driven by a curiosity for how technology can solve real-world problems. Whether it's developing robust console applications in C++, managing backend logic with C#, or architecting efficient databases using SQL, I strive for precision and performance in every line of code I write.

Beyond coding, I am a constant learner. I believe that being a great software developer is about more than just syntax; it’s about understanding the 'why' behind the code. I am always looking for new challenges, whether it's optimizing complex queries, designing scalable systems, or exploring the latest trends in software engineering.

Contact

• GitHub
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• Codeforces

Elements

i = 0;

while (!deck.isInOrder()) {
    print 'Iteration ' + i;
    deck.shuffle();
    i++;
}

print 'It took ' + i + ' iterations to sort the deck.';