Antonio da Ressurreição Filho

RISC-V Pipeline Processor

The project was developed for the Computer Architecture course and consisted of building a RISC-V Pipeline processor with hazard handling (both data and control hazards) using Logisim. Each member contributed significantly, with the division of responsibilities being almost evenly split at around 50% each.

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Archiver Vinac

Developed in the Programming 2 course, this program is an archiver with compression support. It saves a collection of files (called members) sequentially into another file (called the archive), whose structure allows not only storing and/or compressing the files but also individually recovering the original ones.

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Red-Black Tree

The project carried out for the Algorithms and Data Structures 3 course involved the implementation of a Red-Black Tree, known for its distinct properties. It was developed collaboratively by a pair of students (Antonio da Ressurreição Filho and Matheus Gastal Magalhães) using the C language, with both contributors equally engaged in every aspect of the coding process.

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Strong Password Generator

This is a project developed during the summer vacation of 2024/2025 and consists of a strong password generator. It includes various options related to password creation and encryption, such as: checking strong passwords, generating a random strong password, generating an encrypted strong password, decrypting a password, and encrypting a password with a specific key.

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The-Boys

As the final project for the Programming 1 course, this project was developed to simulate a world of heroes, bases, and missions, inspired by the famous Amazon Prime Video series. With over 1,500 lines of code and immense complexity, the entire world of this DC Comics universe is interconnected, and every event that occurs affects both itself and future events.

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Sorting and Searching Algorithms

Created in the Algorithms and Data Structures 2 course, this project was developed with the aim of learning more about some sorting and searching algorithms. Containing four types of sorting and two types of searching, this project displays all the comparisons and swaps these algorithms perform when executed.

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Processor inspired by MIPS architecture

Developed during the Digital Projects course, this project showcases a processor inspired by the MIPS architecture. This simplified representation is the result of 60 hours of learning in the hardware course. To demonstrate its functionality, it includes an example of an arithmetic progression. Built using Assembly, C, and hardware design tools, this processor serves as an excellent educational resource for deepening our understanding of the hardware universe.

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Competitive Programming

This is the project I have been working on throughout my entire undergraduate journey. In pursuit of improving my programming skills, I tackle numerous exercises and participate in Competitive Programming contests. These competitions, focused on solving logical problems within the programming domain, are highly regarded by the world's largest and most prestigious companies.

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