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California State University, Fullerton | Fullerton, CA
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science | May 2022
Object Oriented Programming, C++ Programming, Data Structures, Statistics applied to Natural Sciences, Swift Programming, x86 Assembly Programming, File Structures and Databases, Algorithm Engineering, Engineering Economics and Professionalism, Professional Ethics in Computing, Compilers & Languages, Operating System Concepts, Software Engineering, Introduction to Data Science & Big Data, Artificial Intelligence
Jan. 2020 – July 2020
Teacher/Mentor - Part time
• Designed and taught 346 lessons on topics such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Python, C++, Basic Programming, Robotics, and Electronics at the Bytes and Bots Laboratory in Irvine, and Ross Elementary, Ponderosa Elementary, and Stoddard Elementary schools
Jan. 2017 – Present
Tutor - Part time
• Re-engineered lesson content to be more effective in a virtual environment, for Mathematics, Computer Science, Saxophone Performance, and Music Theory; a solution to not having in person lessons, and making content more absorbable
Feb. 2021 – Mar. 2021
Software Development Team work
• Constructed a 5 component Finite State Machine in order to handle the various states of the lexer • Reinforced several compiler concepts such as Tokens & Lexemes, Buffering, Finite-State Automata, and Regular Expressions.
Feb. 2021 – Mar. 2021
Software Development Team work
• Conducted evaluation analysis on 4 of the most common process & disk scheduling algorithms; First Come-First Serve (FCFS), Shortest Job First (SJF, non-preemptive), Round Robin (RR, quantum = 5 milliseconds), and Priority (with 3 priority levels) • Related the threading, process synchronization, and deadlock concepts covered in class to a real-world problem. • Discovered the challenges of debugging race conditions and deadlocks, and learned how to prevent them
Oct. 2020 – Nov. 2020
Individual Software Development
• Implemented the feature which accepts input three quadword float numbers representing the sides of a triangle. After confirming that the inputs are in fact valid floats then compute the area of the triangle using Heron’s formula. • Equipped the program with error handling, and is avoids crashing when a user inputs a length value outside acceptable parameters
Sep. 2019 – Oct. 2019
Software Development Team work
• Revamped the traditional Sorting Algorithm Race into a program that launches in web browser of choice • Illustrated the various algorithm steps and the generational (i.e. one row per pass) progress of several different sorting algorithms, side by side in their own columns; Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, Pore's Gold Sort, Quick Sort • Coded all of the visuals, logic, and algorithm implementations in P5 Javascript, HTML, and CSS • Documented several sections of concept integration, development process, setup & installation, external requirements, features, and contents
Jan. 2020 – May 2020
Individual Software Development
• Implemented 10 data structures including the Array, Vector, SL List, DL List, Stack, Queue, Map, Binary Search Tree, AVL Tree Unordered Container (Heap), using STL and non-STL design • Performed 2 comparison analysis tests between the containers, highlighting their respective Big-O Complexity on various container operations and search algorithms
Aug. 2018 – Dec. 2018
Special Interest Group Leader
• Hosted over 20 workshops on personal, social, and career development, featuring guest speakers such as alumni, advisors, and current members of the organization
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) ---------------- April 2021 - Present
• Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) ------------------------ Aug. 2018 – Present
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) --------- Aug. 2017 – Present
• Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity ---------------------------------------- Aug. 2017 - Present
• Proficient in C++ Programming, iOS Application Development, Object-Oriented Programming, Software Engineering concepts & models
• Languages: English (1st Lang.), C++, Python, Swift, R, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, x86 Assembly (Intel Syntax), C, Shell script
• Platforms/Applications: Windows, macOS, iOS, Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Raspberry Pi OS, Arduino,, Git, Github, Vscode, Xcode, Xcode Developer Tools, Simulator, Atom, MySQL, PyCharm, RStudio, Oracle VM Virtualbox Manager, Unreal Engine, Matlab
• Personal Interests: traveling/outdoors, sports, computer gaming, skateboarding, music education/production, saxophone performance
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