Julius Lagazo

Student

I am studying for a B.S. in Computer Engineering in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Hawaii. I expect to graduate in Spring, 2026. I plan on reconnecting with my roots and returning back home to give back to the community that raised me by sharing my academic experiences.


Interests: Computer Hardware, Game Development, DIY Projects, Breakdancing, Music Composition


Projects

3-Band Analog Equalizer 2025-12-08

A final project based on desinging a 3-band analog equalizer for vehicles utilzing transistors instead of common BJTs in ECE 326: Microelectronics II course.

LTSpice Circuit Analysis Circuit Simulation

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Labor of Loyalty 2025-04-17

An RPG text-based beta produced by my group for our ECE 205: Object Oriented Programming course.

CLI C++ GitHub

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Helmholtz Coil Research 2024-04-17

A individual research project regarding Helmholtz Coils and magnetic field behavior integrated with my PHYS 272: General Physics II course.

PASCO Capstone Physical Simulation Magnetic Behavior

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Essays

Final Project Proposal

31 Mar 2026

Project: CycleSense Collaboratively written by: Joshua Au, Tyler Unger, Danil Knight, Riley Herradura, and Julius Lagazo To cap off our ICS 314: Software Engineering I course, our team is working on a final project that is based on this developed...

Software Engineering Nextjs

Borrowing Blueprints: Exposure to UI Frameworks

25 Feb 2026

My First UI Framework: Another “New Language” Feeling Prior to taking a software engineering course this Spring 2026 semester, I had never touched a UI framework. My initial exposure to front-end work was essentially: write HTML, write CSS, refresh the...

HTML CSS Bootstrap 5 UI Frameworks

Coding Standards: Inevitable Red Squiggles

11 Feb 2026

Coding Standards Are Not for “Style” Prior to entering the ‘QA Part 1: Coding standards’ module in my ICS 314: Software Engineering I course, I thought coding standards mainly resided in the area of neat yet petty coding. That is...

Coding Standards ESLint Visual Studio Code

Inquiry in a 'SMART' Manner

27 Jan 2026

Why “SMART” Questions Are Enforced As I get older, I become increasingly exposed to this idea of “asking better formulated questions” which sounds like a social expectation. Regardless, this expectation is really an engineering efficient rule; a prime example is...

Communication Skill Development Stack Overflow

Leveling Up with Types: A Newbie's Pondering

22 Jan 2026

Initial Thoughts on Typescript As a complete beginner to the Typescript coding language, I constantly find myself reconsidering if I truly ever had my first taste of a modern programming experience. At first, I believed in the idea that Typescript...

Software Engineering Skill Development Typescript

Developing a Successful Software Engineering Experience

22 Jan 2026

My Developed Interest in Software Engineering Software engineering piques my interest for the sole reason that it presents itself as the intermediate of problem-solving and creating things that people can interact with. I would be a liar if I did...

Software Engineering Skill Development