/42 tokyo

42 is a tuition-free, peer-to-peer programming school with no teachers, lectures, or traditional curriculum. Students learn through increasingly difficult projects, each evaluated through peer review.

Admission begins with the “Piscine,” a 26-day intensive C programming selection bootcamp. The process emphasizes resilience, problem solving, and collaboration under pressure.

I completed projects across C, C++, shell scripting, Unix/Linux systems, data structures and algorithms, memory management, networking, system administration, and collaborative software development.

/selected projects

My work included a Unix shell, a multithreaded dining-philosophers simulation, and a raycasting engine built from scratch in C.