Welcome.

My name is Gia Khucishvili, and I'm the author of this website. Let me tell you a little about myself.

I am a civil engineer by profession. I have been involved in building design (structural part) for many years. I hold a bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degree in engineering. My professional activity is related to building structures, engineering calculations and technical disciplines.

At some point, I had a desire to learn web programming - not to change my profession or career, but to create small auxiliary programs for myself.

In my daily work, I often needed various types of engineering calculations and tools that I could not find online or that did not exist in a format that I could use.

That's why I started learning web programming on my own, using the internet. During my work, I gradually mastered various technologies and tools, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, SQLite and much more. I use various libraries and software tools that help me ensure the functionality of the site and perform engineering calculations.

At first, I only wrote small programs for personal use. New features were then gradually added—Ajax, SVG graphics, MathJax, and other technologies. Over time, the programs became more diverse, and the site became more optimized and visually appealing.

When I realized that these tools could be useful not only to me, I decided to upload the site to the server and share it with others.

Later, I began to develop and add various engineering and computational theories, calculation methods, and practical algorithms to the site.

The site covers a variety of technical areas, including mathematics, physics, strength of materials, soil mechanics, structural engineering, and engineering design.

One of the main ideas behind fizmath.ge is that users shouldn't have to rely solely on "dry text." Each topic is accompanied by dynamic SVG graphics and visualizations to:

● the formulas became more understandable,

● the theory was perceived visually,

● and the learning process became more dynamic.

Thus, step by step, the fizmath.ge website was created, and its development continues to this day.

I am currently learning Python. In the future, I want to use its capabilities to develop fizmath.ge and create small, specialized tools focused on artificial intelligence and engineering. My goal is to use the power of artificial intelligence to solve specific engineering and educational problems.

I hope that over time, fizmath.ge will become an even more useful resource—both for those who want to study technical and engineering disciplines and for those who need mathematics, physics, and engineering calculations in their daily practice.

If you notice any errors or technical issues on the site, or if you have ideas or opinions on new topics, please leave a comment, which is available on every page, or email me at the address below. I'm constantly working to improve my materials and tools.

The site is primarily designed for desktop computers, as the large SVG graphics on the site are not always convenient for use on mobile phones and tablets.

Thank you.

My email address: fizmath.ge@gmail.com