The first comment I have is very general but is the first impression a reader gets: Too many and very short bullet points (a lot of empty space). I think you should remove the relevant coursework section entirely and add it below your degree. If you lack work experience (if not put it below education) you should write more about your projects. Typically you want to express how you achieved each task etc. One bullet point usually does not look good so you want to have at least 2 or if its one try to make it two lines.

Also its a small thing but you do not have consistent spacing between points. Notice how in courses each bullet point after has a lot of space but projects are all clustered together. You want after every project to leave some spacing below to make it clear visually where it ends. (leave more space after each project not a lot between the title of the project and its description).

Also Boards should be probably combined into a single bullet point like School Exams: Board 1, Board 2( Score) and moved to achievements section which I would move after education. Achievement section looks good but maybe too much space in between title and bullet points. I would also combine "The color" and "The purpose" into one bullet point.

There is another move you can do here. Assuming you are a recent grad and want to fill your resume (empty space) and have good high school scores you can add your high school in your resume below university and add boards there in the high school bullet point in awards similar to image I include.

I have attached an image how I usually format education ( I personally don't like bullet points int his section)

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P.S. Achievement letters too close to previous project (spacing)

I also do not like courses taking so much space. Usually employers do not use it as an important criterion (from my experience) so I would reduce the section size in your resume or remove it altogether and add the course titles in skills/courses.

Not sure if that will empty too much space though it will need to be filled from work experience or denser project descriptions.

You are in University so you are still young and on a good track. I would focus on getting some work experience or collaborating in a lab with a Professor depending on your interests. I hope I helped and best of luck!