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A technical archive of general-purpose software, algorithms, hardware and mechatronics work, automation, academic projects and research implementations published from 2003 to the present.

This section brings together software and engineering work from 2003 to the present in its historical context. The general-purpose desktop software developed before the professional engineering career and distributed through software platforms of the period forms the early part of the archive. Some releases reached thousands of downloads and were listed by independent sources as editor selections or example software; those period records are preserved with the projects.

The archive covers algorithm development, hardware and mechatronics projects, automation, web applications, graduation and term projects, academic research implementations and current technical work. Historical project records retain their original product names, release notes and period-specific wording; current technical commentary is provided separately in articles and collection pages when needed.

General-Purpose Software

General-purpose desktop software developed and published during the 2000s and 2010s through the personal website and software platforms of the period; some releases reached thousands of downloads.

Open-Source Research Software

Open-source research software with source repositories on GitHub, archived releases and DOIs on Zenodo, and separate technical articles documenting the engineering context.

Algorithm Development

Algorithms developed and optimized for specific mathematical, statistical and software-engineering problems.

Automation Software

Applications written in different languages to process and manage data stored in databases or files.

Other Software

Software developed to address specific technical or operational needs.

Websites

Websites designed and developed in accordance with contemporary web standards.

Glossary An engineering glossary built from years of technical notes, with Turkish and English explanations of concepts used across software, systems and related engineering fields.