Pham Duc Thang · Day Zero
I'm Thang, an IT student exploring software, AI-assisted work, and new ways to learn. Here are the projects I've built and the decisions behind them.
Product screens, source links, and implementation notes from my academic and personal projects.
Final-year project · EV charging
An EV charging reservation project connecting station discovery, booking, QR check-in, and operations across a driver app and management console.
Personal project · Classroom reservations
A classroom booking project exploring room availability, multi-slot reservations, approval workflows, and real-time notifications.
Illustration: two requests compete for the same room and time range.
Personal project · Voluntary support page
A playful personal support page starring Sư Tử Chủ Thầu 22/4. It presents optional meme-themed supply bundles, bank-transfer details, and a manual statement page that clearly marks its first report as not yet posted.
Try it. Understand the choices.
Show what you learned.
I work with AI from shaping an idea through implementation and verification, and I keep requirements, project rules, and decisions together in a Markdown knowledge base.
Before coding, use AI to research, explore trade-offs, and refine requirements around the project's scope.
Record decisions in Markdown and configure project rules and skills that guide agents step by step.
For each task, select the relevant guidance and context and set clear acceptance criteria.
Check the results against the agreed plan and design, then make the final call myself.
Tiered refunds: 100 / 50 / 0.
Full refund during the eligible grace period. Station incidents follow a separate review.
Comparing a proposed explanation with the current policy makes inconsistencies visible before they spread into other documents.
A personal record, written with a little distance: experiences, reflections, and ideas that become clearer with time.
Read the blog ↗I'm Thang, a final-year Computing student at the University of Greenwich. I like turning an idea into something I can use, inspect, and improve.
My foundation is in IT: backend services, web interfaces, and deployment. I use AI assistants while building, and I still need to understand the choices and check the results.
Day Zero is where I share what I try, what works, and what I would change, without limiting myself to one job title or pretending every experiment is finished.
Technologies and workflows I use in projects. The case studies show where they fit.
If you're building something, experimenting with AI, or have thoughtful feedback on my work, I'd like to hear from you.
phamthang3564@gmail.com