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felipemsalles/README.md

Hi , I'm Felipe Salles

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  • 🔥 PhD Student at ICMC/USP.

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on UAVs Security using AI algorithms.

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  1. SMUSRS-rails SMUSRS-rails Public

    SMUSRS-rails is the User Mapping System for Health-Related Services, integrated with the Ruby on Rails framework. Developed by: Camila Ferreira, Felipe Salles, Fernando Moreira, Thiago Mozart, Rodr…

    JavaScript

  2. WebConf WebConf Public

    WebConf is a dynamic platform developed using React Native, designed to empower the tech community by providing a space to rate and review events, conferences, and talks.

    TypeScript

  3. Grupinix/Xadrez Grupinix/Xadrez Public

    Jogo de Xadrez Web com I.A. Minimax

    Java

  4. iTravel-Web iTravel-Web Public

    iTravel is a elegant travel website built with HTML and CSS. It showcases beautiful destinations around the world, providing users with an immersive browsing experience through clean design and res…

    HTML

  5. Autoprime-CRUD Autoprime-CRUD Public

    Autoprime is a project developed for the Software Design course (2023.2). It is a fully functional CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) system designed to manage the operations of a car dealership. …

    CSS

  6. Code-in-Place-Stanford Code-in-Place-Stanford Public

    Programming course using the Python language, based on material from the first half of Stanford's established foundational programming course: CS106A.

    Python