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FakeIEC
An election-themed project exploring the intersection of public-facing software and data-driven presentation.
Daniel Romeo Mamphekgo / Data science / analytics
I turn messy information into useful decisions—and build the software that makes those decisions easier to act on.
Final-year Computer Science student · Economics degree holder
CURIOUS BY DESIGN / BUILT TO LEARNSelected work / 01
Visit homepage ↗Data · civic technology
An election-themed project exploring the intersection of public-facing software and data-driven presentation.
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A planned end-to-end accommodation-data study: ETL, SQL analysis, a dashboard and a clear written interpretation of the findings.
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A planned education-operations study combining structured data, SQL, exploratory analysis and an interactive dashboard.
The person behind the projects / 02
I’m a final-year Computer Science student and economics degree holder. My work brings an analyst’s curiosity to real products: how data is collected, queried, explained and turned into something useful.
I’ve tutored I.T. and Economics, which sharpened how I explain difficult ideas. Object Pascal is part of that teaching story: I used it mainly for high-school I.T., not as the centre of my professional stack.
The toolkit / 03
TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Next.js, NestJS, C#, ASP.NET Core, C++ and Qt.
Python, Pandas, NumPy and SQL across Oracle, MySQL and PostgreSQL; Firebase for NoSQL-backed publishing.
Cloud deployment, API integration, testing, documentation and teaching what I learn.
Beyond the code / 04
I teach I.T. and Economics, share development lessons on YouTube and write about the ideas behind the work. The aim is simple: make useful things, then make them understandable.
Visit my YouTube channel ↗On the channel / 05
Recent writing / 06