New Year Resolution as a Geomatics Student (programmer)

Deepak Parajuli
3 min readJan 3, 2021

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My new year resolution for the year 2021

In the year 2021, I am planning to do a lot of programming pieces of stuff which I must do at any cost. As I am now admitted to a German University, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences for my master's in Geomatics, I am obliged to be a better programmer.

From the month of January, I will start my month with Leaflet which will also help me in the project of my course module Web Mapping. As a part of my courses, I will also focus on Java Programming.

In the month of February, there will be a lot of pressure due to university exams. But I will not give up my hands. I will learn Javascript, PHP and Bootstrap 3.

In the month of March, I will be concentrated on Django and python programming. I will carry out PostgreSQL tutorials. I will do some GeoDjango project, which I am planning to make my final year project.

In the month of April, I will be fully immersed in React and AngularJS. I will keep my pace on Virtual and augmented reality by using the framework https://aframe.io/ and many more.

In the month of May, I will find the scripts on Arcpy and QGIS python programming and do all the kinds of stuff. I want to make my profile as a map and web developer and won’t let no stone unturned to let this happen.

I will take a half-hour of every day in writing a note on what I did on the specific date. I would make one folder under my computer and write the full details of what I performed every day.

In June, I will review all my works and knowledge on these things which I had performed since January. We are going to do a project in the second semester on Developing Mobile App on Nature Conservation using QML. So I will give half of June to accomplish my reading on QML.

For the month of July, I will work on GeoJSON and AJAX.

Work hard in silence, let your success be your noise.

I would do some courses on Machine Learning and perform one application on OpenCV. I will do a project named “Detecting leaf condition and accessing it”. I will work on these things and polish my knowledge for the rest of the month this year. If possible I will also work on some projects on Android Studio.

Finish what you start.

I had to do the projects on everything I had learned. I had some projects in my mind that I would develop:

  1. Leaflet mapping of houses and utilities of Gongabu
  2. Leaflet mapping of Corona using dot density, proportional, and choropleth method
  3. Make my own profile website using bootstrap framework, JS, HTML, and others
  4. A small project on GeoDjango on my own.
  5. Write 2 reports on my best work.

I will use my time table to accomplish my resolution

  1. From 7–11 a.m., read the tutorials and develop the programming concept.
  2. From 11 a.m — 12 p.m, some reading on the module course.
  3. From 12–8 p.m, Online classes.
  4. Use half hour in the evening in writing a daily report.
  5. Use my 2 days of my weekend on Assignments and course reading.
  6. Give Saturday to my loved one.

There will be a final year thesis after the end of this year. Hence I will make myself prepared for this final year.

These are just a resolution on the programming side. I will spend a lot of time with my family and my wife.

Happy New Year!!!

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Deepak Parajuli
Deepak Parajuli

Written by Deepak Parajuli

Geomatics engineer currently doing a master's in Karlsruhe University of Applied science in Geomatics

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