Packet Quest
Computer Networks revision, one mission at a time.
A browser-based Computer Networks study game by Shubham Sahu for Mumbai University BE Semester V, combining visual lessons, active recall, and exam-answer practice.
Deployed independent study aid; not an official university resource or a guarantee of exam performance.
What I built
Recognizing a networking definition is different from explaining it in an exam. Packet Quest connects visual concepts to challenge questions and writing checklists.
- Organized 24 question-bank missions across Units 4, 5, and 6, including addressing, routing, TCP/UDP, DNS, and application-layer concepts.
- Paired visual lessons with active-recall challenges, including choices, matching, ordering, and numerical answers.
- Added mistake review, exam-writing checklists, a four-hour study plan, and a 20-mark mock.
- Kept progress in browser storage and connected the creator welcome to my portfolio and NO SUS.
Tools: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SVG, Browser local storage.
Website & project links
- Play Packet Quest ↗https://shubham-sahu.me/packet-quest/
- Public repository ↗https://github.com/https-shubhamsahu/https-shubhamsahu.github.io/tree/main/packet-quest
Recent build notes
- Packet Quest: learn networking one question at a time. — My browser study game turns Computer Networks revision into visual lessons, active-recall challenges, and exam-answer practice.
About the builder
Shubham Sahu is the founder of NO SUS and co-founder of Aurigen, based in Mumbai. He builds privacy-focused software, web and mobile applications, embedded systems, and robotics, alongside studying Electronics & Computer Engineering at TSEC.
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