HAMZA
LUQMAN
AI & Educational Technology Master Graduate
Hamza develops practical AI and educational technology solutions across machine learning, data analytics, web development, robotics and 3D prototyping. His work combines technical implementation with user-focused problem solving, including AI-powered learning tools, data-driven analysis and accessible STEM experiences.
WHAT HAMZA
BRINGS.
MSc graduate with Distinction in Artificial Intelligence and Educational Technology, with hands-on experience building AI-powered applications, analysing data and developing technology solutions for educational and real-world use cases.
ONE PROJECT.
FULL SYSTEM STORY.
Hamza's featured work is the AI-Powered English Speaking Practice Tool — an MSc capstone that connects speech recognition, interpretable analytics, deterministic grammar feedback and classroom-friendly script generation in one auditable workflow.
AI-Powered English Speaking Practice Tool
A browser-based speaking practice system for Hong Kong secondary school learners. Users can record or upload speech, receive a transcript, review speaking analytics, run deterministic grammar checking, generate controlled practice scripts and export evidence for later review.
Speak naturally. The system listens, transcribes, analyses pace and fillers, then prepares structured feedback.
READ FULL CASE STUDYArchitecture, interface, engineering decisions, validation & screenshots+
Low-pressure speaking practice with feedback learners can actually inspect.
The project addresses a practical gap: secondary learners need more opportunities to practise oral English, while classroom time and teacher capacity limit repeated individual feedback. Instead of treating AI as a single black-box score, the prototype makes each stage visible — transcript, pace, fillers, intonation indicators, grammar corrections and exportable evidence.
A transparent two-tier architecture.
The frontend is browser-based and connects to a FastAPI backend. Core modules handle faster-whisper speech-to-text, speech analytics, deterministic LanguageTool grammar checking, controlled script generation and result export. The workflow was designed to be repeatable and technically auditable.
- Record or upload audio
- Transcribe with faster-whisper
- Calculate WPM, fillers and intonation statistics
- Run deterministic grammar feedback
- Generate constrained speaking scripts
- Export JSON/TXT evidence artifacts
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE + USER WORKFLOW ↗
Analysis on the left. Script generation on the right.
The working interface separates the core speaking-analysis workflow from optional script generation. Learners can record or upload audio, inspect transcript and analytics, run grammar checks and export evidence without leaving the page.
ACTUAL UI SCREENSHOT · OPEN FULL SIZE ↗
Measured instead of merely demonstrated.
The capstone uses reproducible technical validation rather than making unsupported classroom learning-outcome claims. Speech recognition was tested with 50 controlled recordings; grammar checking used a 50-item suite across five categories; repeated endpoint runs tested stability.
Traceable outputs, stable endpoints.
Results can be exported as evidence artifacts for reporting and auditing. Repeated-run testing recorded 50 successful calls for both the analysis and grammar endpoints with no observed failures in the recorded trials.
Grammar correction was moved to a deterministic endpoint so repeated inputs produce consistent, testable outputs instead of relying on uncontrolled generative responses.
faster-whisper supports local transcription. The prototype also uses a fixed project-relative ffmpeg path to reduce environment dependency during validation.
Analysis, grammar results and metadata can be stored as JSON/TXT artifacts, making the system easier to inspect, demonstrate and audit.
The architecture leaves room for spontaneous-speech validation, richer prosody analysis, expanded grammar suites, teacher dashboards and longitudinal database storage.
FROM MODELS
TO PHYSICAL SYSTEMS.
MNIST-based educational deep-learning study with a proposed human-in-the-loop grading workflow; approximately 99.0% validation accuracy reported in the project.
Team prototype combining a 3D-printed arm, AI face recognition, Huskylens sensing and micro:bit control for recognition-driven manipulation.
Business proposal exploring AI analysis of sleep-pattern data, wearable inputs and personalised Q&A guidance.
AI + EDUCATIONAL
TECHNOLOGY.
The Education University of Hong Kong · Distinction
The Education University of Hong Kong





