INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY • BSIT 201I
2nd year BSIT student passionate about programming, technology, and digital innovation. Continuously developing technical skills through hands on projects and learning, with a goal of creating practical solutions to real world problems.
Dedicated 2nd-Year BS Information Technology student combining rigorous backend architecture with intuitive, human-centered digital experiences.
Hello! I'm Ezikiel Pesquiza, a dedicated 2nd-year Information Technology student based in Mandaluyong, Philippines. My drive in computing is centered on building practical software solutions that bridge scalable system architecture with responsive, accessible user experiences.
Through hands-on laboratory machine problems and term coursework, I have developed strong competencies in Java Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), Relational Database Modeling (SQL), Modern Web Technologies, and High-Fidelity UI/UX Prototyping. Every challenge is an opportunity to write cleaner code, solve complex problems, and engineer dependable systems.
Mastered OOP class hierarchies, encapsulation invariants, and 3NF schema design.
Built event-driven Java Swing GUIs, ATM simulators, and Packet Tracer LAN routing.
Culminating enterprise POS systems, responsive Web SPAs, and platform prototypes.
Consistent Dean's Lister candidate with top-tier grades across core BSIT major courses.
Machine problems, laboratory exercises, and term deliverables across 5 IT subjects.
Hands-on commitment to clean code, semantic design, and continuous technical growth.
Grade: 1.00 (Score: 99%)
Encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, Java Swing GUI event-driven architectures, exception handling, and robust File I/O.
Grade: 1.00 (Score: 100%)
User persona research, interactive user journeys, Figma component design systems, multi-screen prototyping, usability testing, and interface heuristics.
Grade: 1.00 (Score: 98%)
Relational database modeling, ERD schema design, 3NF normalization, advanced SQL queries, joins, views, triggers, and stored procedures.
Explore hands-on laboratory exercises, machine problems, assignments, and term projects categorized per academic subject.