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Miscellaneous work over the years.

Undergraduate years

Work

• As a part-time job, I worked as Network Engineering Team Lead for the organizing and maintaining the University’s network infrastructure.
  • Manage, facilitate projects under the underlying goals (with the help of an awesome team)
  • Training and teaching new hires
  • Leading and guiding what to do in the field with handling customers, etc.
  • Organize team meetings, resume workshops, technical workshops, social events, etc.
  • Meetings with campus network engineers, directors, facilitators about the overall goals.
• Lab work
  • Presented our research Deep learning in High Energy Physics

  

  Photo credits go to the BPURS program

Course Work

• Intro to Artificial Intelligence
• Computer Architecture
• Electrodynamics
• Mathematical Physics
• Relativity, Optics, Modern Physics
• Electromagnetism & Thermodynamics
• Datastructures & Algorithms
• Mathematical Networks
• Discrete Mathematics
• Electronics and Circuits I
• Recipe for Circuit Analysis
• Recipe for Equivalent Circuits

Teaching

• Course Staff Tutor Intro to Artificial Intelligence (CS188)
• Academic Intern for Computational Structures in Data Science (CS88C):
  • Teaching and guiding student during LAB and Office Hours
  • Some advanced datastructures cheatsheet
  • k-means algorithm animation (for the Maps project)
• A mini-lecture on Quantum Algorithms: Bernstein-Vazirani for Berkeley Physics Directed Reading Program
  • Our entire lecture is written here Bernstein-Vazirani Algorithm.
• Self-designed “Basic Mathematical Finance Course” for Splash@Berkeley with co-teacher Vedant Jhawar
  • Animations: Brownian Motion in Stocks, Central Limit Theorem, Probability distribution, and Exponential growth.
  • Slides

Outreach

• Temple Run AI demo at Upper Sproul, Berkeley
• Elementary school outreach (BASIS Outreach Society of Physics Students)
  • Went a few times to teach elementary schools about basic circuits.

Pet Writings

• Problem of the week for Society of Physics Students. Weekly puzzles shared across the physics department.
• My problems for UC Berkeley’s Integral Bee, a competition for solving integrals hosted by the school.