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Understanding network exposure
A Python-based scanner that identifies active hosts and open ports, automates security assessments, and produces detailed risk reports.
Curious by nature. Practical by design.
Intelligent systems.
Thoughtful possibilities.
I’m Pragadeesh, a Computer Science graduate building projects in machine learning, computer vision, and cybersecurity. I’m interested in how intelligent systems work—and how to make them useful in everyday life.
Computer Science & Engineering
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
THE EXPLORATION FIELD
Learning from patterns.
Exploring how data becomes useful predictions and decisions.
AN INTERACTIVE STUDY IN CURIOSITYPR / 01
Scroll to discoverIdeas worth exploring.
Systems worth understanding.
Systems worth understanding.
Across disciplinesArtificial intelligence✳Computer vision✳Cybersecurity✳Connected systems
Pick a signal / Find an idea
Follow your
curiosity.
Every point leads to a project. Pick one, or let chance choose where you start.
PROJECT EXPLORER
Computer vision · Major project
Seeing through sound
A computer vision project that processes live video and provides audio alerts about surrounding objects and obstacles, exploring an assistive use of object detection.
The curiosity lab / Interactive art
Order.
Meet possibility.
Move across the field. Change its structure. Break the pattern and bring it back.
A small experiment you can play with.
01 The work
From curiosity
to something useful.
Experiments in seeing, learning,
and understanding systems.
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Seeing through sound.
A computer vision project that processes live video and provides audio alerts about surrounding objects and obstacles, exploring an assistive use of object detection.
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Learning to identify malware
A machine learning project that classifies files as benign or malicious using static executable features and compares classification algorithms on cybersecurity datasets.
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A home for my work
A personal portfolio and Markdown blog that brings together my background, technical projects, and professional profiles in a responsive website hosted on Cloudflare.
02 The person behind the work
Always learning.
Always building.
I like understanding how things work—and finding out what they could become.
I’m a Computer Science graduate from SRM Institute of Science and Technology, specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. My interests connect intelligent systems with the foundations of secure computing.
Through projects, coursework, and an AI internship, I’ve explored how technical ideas translate into practical experiences.
More about my journey2024
AI internshipEvolve Robot Lab
2026
B.Tech · CSE (AI & ML)SRM Institute of Science and Technology
03 Tools & thinking
A foundation
to build on.
Tools and concepts I’ve worked with through projects, coursework, and practical training.
Explore / 01
AI & machine learning
A foundation shaped by projects, coursework, and training. Select a tool to find where I have used it.
Related project work
3 projects with matching tools
Explore / 02
Security & networks
A foundation shaped by projects, coursework, and training. Select a tool to find where I have used it.
Related project work
1 projects with matching tools
Explore / 03
Computing foundations
A foundation shaped by projects, coursework, and training. Select a tool to find where I have used it.
Related project work
These foundations support my wider learning. Individual project technologies are not listed here.
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Connected systems
A foundation shaped by projects, coursework, and training. Select a tool to find where I have used it.
Related project work
These foundations support my wider learning. Individual project technologies are not listed here.
04 The journal
Thinking out loud.
One note at a time.
A space for technology, project notes, and lessons from the learning process.
Open the journalTHE NOTEBOOK / 001
Every idea starts
with a blank page.
The first entries are still to come.
A LITTLE ROOM FOR WHAT’S NEXT