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ABOUT ME
I'm a senior at UC Berkeley working towards a degree in Computer Science. I'm originally from Texas, but came to Berkeley to pursue my dream to work in the renowned Bay Area. Some of my hobbies include dancing, baking, sports, and video games. Whenever I'm relaxing at home, I will most likely be watching TV shows or listening to music, so I am always open to new recommendations!
SKILLS
EXPERIENCE
Python, Java, C, SQL, NumPy, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, LaTeX, Microsoft Office
Code Coach
I work at The Coder School Berkeley as a Code Coach, teaching students from ages 7-18 the basics of coding and exploring the various applications of programming. I guide beginner students through creating games and projects with Scratch and Snap, building up core ideas of coding including conditional statements, loops, variables, and problem solving. Additionally, I work with advanced students to explore the fundamentals of Python, create and design websites with HTML/CSS, learn the basics of Java, and apply all related ideas towards problem solving and algorithm design.
PROJECTS
Machine Learning
December 2018
I built a multi-layer neural network in Python to solve a variety of machine learning problems, including linear and nonlinear regression and classifying handwritten digits from the MNIST database. Additionally, I used a Recurrent Neural Net to identify the language of a given word by implementing a hidden set of layers to summarize the list of characters.
Bear Maps
April 2018
I created a web mapping application using Java that allows users to search for locations around Berkeley,
including the option to zoom onto different sections.
I used Map Rastering to convert the information on a map to a pixel-by-pixel image and used shortest path algorithms,
such as A* and Dijkstra’s, to find the optimal path between two locations.
RISC-V Processor
March 2019
I designed a RISC-V Processor using Logisim that takes in a RISC-V instruction in machine language
and alters the data in CPU registers and memory using a collection of control signals.
The datapath has a
2-stage pipeline architecture that separates the instruction fetch from the rest of the data path and
includes an ALU that supports 14 arithmetic operations.
CONTACT
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