Hi, I'm currently a fourth year student at University of California, Los Angeles studying Computer Science and Engineering. I discovered my love for Computer Science during the summer between middle school and high school while attending a camp run by Google - CAPE. CAPE taught us the basics of coding using Scratch and Processing (while also feeding us delicious food and giving us tons of prizes). Since then, my passion for Computer Science and the possibilities it brings has only grown.
Currently my plan is to graduate June of 2019 with a B.S. in Computer Science.
Outside of building programs, I also like to explore all sorts of fields, from editing photos with Photoshop to editing vidoes with Sony Vegas to trying to write my own novels. I especially love music and playing around with FL Studios and Audacity, with a goal of hopefully dropping a track someday. I also love and play most multiplayer video games including League of Legends, CSGO, Starcraft II, Overwatch, Fortnite, and many more. I regularly go to the gym and regularly skip leg day.
Built and improved internal tools used to monitor and manage their games such as Crusaders of Light. Mainly used Python 3 along with the Flask micro environment, a Jenkins pipeline, and the git version control system.
Developed websites using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Used React.js to update and rebuild existing websites. Currently working on the UCLA Alumni site.
Worked on a small team of 3 using C++ with the Qt development framework to help create a cross-platform version of IdeaSync: an application that enables users to easily and quickly create presentations and present them. I personally created features such as the pen tool, the eraser, and zooming. I experienced industrial level team cooperation, code review process, and version control system.
Used Labview by NI Instruments in order to create an application to read and display analogue mixed signals given by their product, a Battery Management System aimed at automobiles. I focused on showing temperature, voltage, and impedance for multiple battery cells.
Helped teach and answer questions as well as look over and fix the code of high school students taking AP Computer Science.
I am a fourth year Computer Science and Engineering B.S. major in the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. I currently have a GPA of 3.67, but an upper division major GPA of 3.77.
CS classes I've taken: CS 1, 31, 32, 33, 35L, 111, 130, 131, 143, 144, 168, 174A, 180, 181, CM122, CM124, M51A, M117, M151B, M152A
Other classes I've taken: Math 32A, 32B, 33A, 61; Stats 100A; Physics 1A, 1B, 1C
I’ve also taken “Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python” from MIT and “Differential Equations” from UND.
I graduated with a 4.5 gpa, and was involved in many clubs including Computer Science, Engineering, Robotics, and many more.