Projects & applied work

Mathematical thinking translated into computational practice.

Selected work across data analysis, graph-based research, Machine Learning foundations, curriculum development and interactive learning.

Selected portfolio

Work grounded in evidence and learning.

Projects include completed analyses, structured educational resources and research pipelines under active development.

Machine LearningCompleted predictive case study

Pakistan Air Quality Intelligence

A reproducible next-day PM2.5 forecasting study for Lahore using OpenAQ observations, NASA POWER weather and honest time-series validation.

1,636 modelling rows6.54% over baseline
PythonTime SeriesOpenAQMachine Learning
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Data ScienceCompleted case study

Retail Sales Exploratory Analysis

A reproducible Python case study examining data quality, transaction distributions, daily sales performance and customer contribution with statistical interpretation.

277 analysed records86 customers
PythonEDAStatisticsVisualization
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Research pipelineIn development

Metric-Dimension-Augmented Graph Learning

A research pipeline exploring metric coordinates from resolving sets as interpretable structural node features for neural networks and graph neural networks.

Graph TheoryGNNsPythonRepresentation
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Program developmentAcademic leadership

BS Mathematics with Data Analytics

A curriculum model connecting mathematics and statistics with Python, analytics, applied projects, internships and emerging computational applications.

CurriculumAnalyticsProjectsEmployability
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Interactive learningGrowing collection

Python–Mathematics Learning Labs

Browser-based and Colab-ready experiments that let learners manipulate mathematical ideas, run code and interpret results rather than read passively.

PythonColabInteractiveVisualization
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Project principles

What each project should demonstrate.

Projects are selected for learning value, mathematical relevance and transparent evidence—not simply for technical display.

01A clear question

What problem is being examined?

02Sound reasoning

Why is this method appropriate?

03Reproducible work

Can the process be followed and tested?

04Useful interpretation

What does the result actually mean?

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