Disclaimer: I don’t leave campus much. Because CS consume my life. I also don’t do sporty adventure things. Nor am I really a foodie to the great disappointment of my friends. So this is probably a super basic take on … Continue reading 10 Places to Visit While at Carnegie Mellon (or in Pittsburgh)
I’m feeling real sleep deprived and sentimental, but here goes nothing. If you weren’t already aware, I first took 122 my first semester at CMU. I assumed I would never be qualified to become a teaching assistant for the class just based on how much I initially struggled in it myself. But today, after painting the fence with “15-122” at midnight, sleeping at 5 am, then waking up at 7 am to proctor then, finishing up final grading and C0VM office hours at 8pm, I can officially say I that I finished my first term working as a 122 TA … Continue reading A Very 122 Summer
And… I’m back with some more CMU school-related content. I just finished my spring semester about a month ago so these classes are still pretty fresh in my mind. I should say beforehand that the spring semester is where classes … Continue reading Freshman Spring Semester Classes at Carnegie Mellon
I remember around this time last year, I was scouring the web for college school supplies lists and making very detailed plans of what exactly I might need at college. If I were to go back and give my pre-frosh … Continue reading College School Supplies: SCS Edition
Let’s talk classes! Here’s what I took my first semester and *approximately* what classes you can expect to take as a first semester freshman at Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science. 07-128 Freshman Immigration Course Every fall, Carnegie Mellon SCS … Continue reading Freshman Fall Semester Classes at Carnegie Mellon
About a year ago, I wrote a piece Why Carnegie Mellon Computer Science? An Incoming Freshman’s Reasoning and back in December last year after I finished my first semester at CMU, I wrote 120 Days at Carnegie Mellon. Well, now I guess … Continue reading Why Carnegie Mellon Computer Science?… Or Why Not (A Rising Sophomore’s Reasoning)
For my Independent Study Research on project MindfulNest this semester, I had the pleasure of presenting my project at Carnegie Mellon’s Meeting of the Minds, a university-wide celebration of undergraduate research. Below is my designed research poster. https://cmucreatelab.org Continue reading Meeting of the Mind-fulNest
