Personal Portfolio
I build, learn, travel, get slightly lost, and somehow turn that into experience. Welcome to my portfolio, where the vibes are futuristic and the story is real.
Name
Ze Hao
Age
21
Current Quest
Turning effort into cool things
Side Missions
Sports, travel, surviving deadlines
Self Intro
I’m Ze Hao, a Computer Science student who enjoys learning by doing, especially when it involves building things, figuring out how systems work, and occasionally questioning my life choices right before a deadline.
Outside of tech, I’m into badminton and basketball. They keep me moving, competitive, and humble, because there is always someone faster, stronger, or suspiciously accurate from three-point range.
Education Background
Secondary Education
Completed JUEC and SPM, building the discipline and persistence that still follows me into every new challenge.
Foundation
Completed Foundation in Computing and strengthened the basics that pushed me further into tech.
Bachelor Degree
Bachelor of Computer Science, where I continue building my technical foundation while collecting projects, lessons, and the occasional sleep deficit.
Exchange Program
Spent a semester abroad exploring game development, learning with tools and languages like Unity and C++, and discovering that maps become much more interesting when you are the one being lost.
Exchange Experience
Netherlands
I went to the Netherlands for about five months as an exchange student, studying game development with C++ and Unity. I expected a smooth global-student adventure. Reality delivered a slightly more chaotic version, which honestly made it better.
Overall, the exchange was a mix of chaos, growth, curiosity, and really good memories. I came back with more perspective, more stories, and a stronger ability to function even when life decides to become a side quest.
Other countries visited
Club
Chinese Independent School Alumni (CISA)
I served on the logistics team for a camping event at Starfresh Agro Park, joined by around 150 university students.
My responsibilities included setting up the campsite, organizing the campfire, and helping prepare meals. It taught me that good events do not run on magic. They run on teamwork, planning, and at least one person asking, “Wait, who brought the lighter?”
Through that experience, I gained hands-on skills in collaboration, organization, and event management while learning how to stay useful when everything gets busy at once.
You’ve reached the end. If you made it this far, you officially know more about me than most people do.
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