About Me
Hello, my name is Tina! I am a recent graduate from the University
of California, Davis with a B.S degree in Computer Science and a
minor in Technology Management.
I have gained proficiency in Python, C/C++, and Java, as well as
machine learning libraries such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, and NumPy.
Driven by a passion for problem-solving and possessing strong organizational skills,
I am highly motivated to contribute to technology related fields of
Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networking, and Computer Graphics by leveraging my skills
and knowledge to develop innovative solutions and solve complex problems.
In my free time I like to go on hikes with my dog, play around
with the electronics around home or hit the gym for a climbing
session.
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My Expertise Area
Technical Skills
Soft Skills
My Journey
2017-2020
De Anza CollegeAssociate's for Transfer(AST)
Computer Science2018-2020
De Anza CollegeMathematics Tutor
Provided over 500 hours of tutoring in a wide range of Mathematics2018-2021
Aqui Cal-Mex RestaurantShift Leader
Directed 6+ staff members to ensure quality standards2020-2022
University of California, DavisBachelor of Science(B.S)
Computer ScienceRecent Projects
Connect 4 AI Application
Implemented a Connect 4 AI application using minimax and alpha-beta pruning algorithms with 80% winning ability.
3D Graph Loader
An app that can draw 3D models by loading, rendering and manipulating 3D scenes using both WebGL and GLSL.
Reliable and Congestion Control UDP
Implemented a reliable version of UDP sever which is resistant to network congestion with 12% increase in
packet transmission performance and 5% decrease in packet loss across the server and client.
Skamania II GPS
An off-trail pathfinding app that finds the most hiker-friendly trail for an arbitrary terrain called Skamina hiker GPS II.
Classifying FashionMNIST
Designed a neural network that achieves 90% test (not training) accuracy on the FashionMNIST dataset; using PyTorch.
Linux Shell “sshell”
Created a simple shell called “sshell” which accepts input from the user in a form of command lines and supports simple built-in commands, output redirection, piping, and error management with 99% test accuracy.
Simple File system Access API
Created a very simple filesystem: ECS150-FS API for applications to read/write files from/to this filesystem in C.