Engineering · Software · Teaching

Otana Agunbiade.

Engineering, software, and the ideas between.

I’m OT—an Electronic and Electrical Engineering student at OAU, programmer, and physics tutor. I build tools around the problems I meet and the ideas I want to understand.

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Six projects across software, engineering, teaching tools, and exploration.

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Software · Android

Dayloop

An Android productivity app I built to bring quick tasks and alarms together with flexible schedules, Projects and Goals, workouts, and Pomodoro Focus.

Now Functional; being refined for public release

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SWEP 200 defence poster with layered paper, orange grid, and a gavel

Engineering · Team project

SWEP200 departmental system

My work in a 31-person team spanned software coordination, a functional API/backend, ESP32 fingerprint-terminal code, and SOLIDWORKS enclosure planning.

Now Functional API/backend; enclosure designed and documented

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Open source

Theorem

My first public contributions to an established open-source application, spanning shelves, imports, continuous comic reading, selection, stability, and navigation.

Now Open-source contributions

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  • LaTeX workspace

    Teaching · Tools

    Reusable classes, including physicsquiz, developed after frustrations preparing mathematical teaching materials in Word.

    Now Reusable classes; workshop preparation underway

    Read the LaTeX workspace case study
  • OT Math

    Software · Teaching tools

    A working tool that parses LaTeX mathematical input for calculations during document compilation, using SymPy, including calculus.

    Now Working; further optimisation and refinement planned

    Read the OT Math case study
  • Early CAD explorations

    Exploration · CAD

    Headphone ideas led me to Autodesk Fusion; a robot-arm assembly later became a way to explore SOLIDWORKS.

    Now Early design explorations

    Read the CAD explorations case study

Teaching shapes what I build.

Preparing physics materials led me to build reusable LaTeX classes. Wanting to calculate from mathematical input during document compilation led to OT Math. I’m also preparing a workshop to help others use the LaTeX workspace.

  1. Physics tutoring Preparing materials and solutions
  2. LaTeX workspace case study Reusable classes, including physicsquiz
  3. OT Math case study Calculations during compilation

About OT

I’m Otana Agunbiade, usually OT. I study Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Obafemi Awolowo University, write software, and tutor physics. My projects often start with something I need, something that frustrates me, or something I want to understand better.

This portfolio brings those threads together—from Android apps and open-source contributions to mathematical tools and early CAD explorations.

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