Computer Science & Engineering student building with data structures, numerical methods, and the web — and leading digital platforms for the Southeast Cultural Society.
Hare Krishna — I'm Śrī Rāntū, a Computer Science and Engineering student at Southeast University. I'm passionate about learning, problem-solving, and applying technology to real-world challenges, with particular interest in numerical methods, data structures, and software development.
Beyond academics, I serve as IT Secretary of the Southeast Cultural Society, where I manage digital platforms and event registrations, and as a Local Coordinator for the Messengers of Peace initiative under WOSM. I'm also an active Rover Scout.
I enjoy building projects that combine technical knowledge with community impact — and I'm always learning something new.
Implementation and explanation of Richardson Extrapolation for improving the accuracy of the Trapezoidal Rule, with a comparison of results before and after extrapolation.
This site — a personal portfolio built from scratch with a live GitHub activity feed, designed to present education, projects, and community work in one place.
As IT Secretary, I manage the society's website, systems, and event registrations — keeping members informed and events running smoothly.
Contributing as Local Coordinator under the World Organization of the Scout Movement's Messengers of Peace initiative, supporting peace-building activities in the community.
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