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I earned a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science in December of 2022. During my degree program I learned various programming languages like C++ and Python. I developed both lexical and syntactical analyzers for a Pascal compiler. Then I ported the latter into a web app. During my studies of Relational Databases, I created schemas in SQL for an online student enrollment system. After that, I dived into the sea of system architecture and traveled from multi-threaded systems to cache mapping. I also flirted with Assembly language during this time and learned that I never want to implement Binary Search in Assembly ever again. Speaking of searches, I grew to enjoy creating data structures and sorting the data within.
This degree is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET .
In the same year, I earned a Bachelors of Science in Software Engineering. My level of abstracting and subsequently solving software design problems increased significantly when I learned various design patterns. I also expanded my knowledge of the Java programming language with object oriented design in mind. During this time, teamwork was at an all time high. I have taken part in virtually every role in the book from Tech Lead, to Test Engineer, to Git Admin, to Pair Programmer. I create and record presentations for almost every project I do and upload them to YouTube. You can find them here. Responsibilities I enjoy include writing meaningful comments, filing sprint documentation and creating diagrams with StarUML.
This degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET .
Even before my first C# program, my mother tongue has always been mathematics. I absolutly crushed Calculus 1 through 4 and had a blast learning Linear Algebra. I have the ability to read and write mathematical proofs. This came in handy when I needed to analyze theoretical computing problems like the Haulting problem. I also partake in mathematical research for my university and have written many essays in various fields. You can find them here.