Kevin Zhang

I'm Kevin Zhang, a Computer Science student at NUS. Here's what I've built, where I've worked, and what I'm thinking about.

Born in Boston, grew up in Singapore, studying Computer Science at NUS.

Projects

UniPlans: A module planner for NUS students, which I built with my friend Yuchen. You tell it which modules you want to take, and it plans backwards from there, semester by semester, so the prerequisites line up.
Historical Adventures: A history game for classrooms. A teacher uploads the historical sources they're teaching from, and it turns them into a small world students can play through: people to talk to, evidence to find and decisions to make.
ClipAsk: A small Windows app for asking ChatGPT about anything on your screen. You select part of the screen, and the answer pops up in a little window. It's free and open source.
Prompt Later: A small Chrome extension that sends messages into your AI chats later, either once or on a schedule.
Reddit ML: An in-progress research project testing whether Reddit's stock discussions carry any signal about returns: a pipeline from raw posts to a trained model, still being organised.
This city: This website. It's a city I built from scratch, and each district is one section of my portfolio.

Software Engineering Intern: Rebuilt a volunteer management system end to end as a software engineering intern at CVWO, the summer after Year 1.
Tutor, CS2103T Software Engineering: Teaching CS2103T Software Engineering: running tutorials, and giving students feedback on design, code quality and testing.

Who I am: Born in Boston, grew up in Singapore, studying Computer Science at NUS.
What I care about: Outside of code: long rides, the markets and games.
Where I'm heading: Next semester: exchange at UNC Chapel Hill (SEP). Open to what comes next, and looking for internships in 2027.

China: Two weeks in Yunnan with Yuchen, riding 400 km from Dali up to Shangri-La.