Yaşar University · Agricultural Sciences & Technologies
I work at the point where agricultural science meets software: building the tools a faculty actually needs, and the models that make plant systems legible.
Software I build and run. Some are open to colleagues, some are still on the bench.
A university timetabler. Drag lectures onto a week, and it enforces the rules a human forgets: room capacity, lecturer clashes, theory before lab, retake years, elective pools. Exports straight into the university's own OBS format.
A survival simulation in which you are the plant. Light, water and nutrients are the whole economy; every growth decision is a bet on next season. Built on a model written first in Python, then ported.
Everything I build that outgrows a single folder ends up here, on its own address under this domain.
What changed lately, newest first.
The timetabler now runs at its own address, reachable from anywhere with a Yaşar e-mail — no VPN, no client to install. Sign in with a one-time code and your own timetable is waiting.
A home for the tools, and somewhere to write down what changes. Everything I build will live under this domain from now on.
I am at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Technologies at Yaşar University, in İzmir. My work runs from field-facing agricultural science to the software around it — timetabling, data pipelines, and simulation.
This page is deliberately small. The work is in the tools above.