My Projects
Drone Warfare Project
A website displaying analysis of drone wars data from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia, to identify spatial, temporal, and empirical shifts in the United State’s use of drone campaigns. We are striving to make interpretation of drone warfare data more accessible and transparent by adding maps and visualizations representing qualitative analysis to the political, geographical, humanitarian, and legal contexts of drone warfare.
Introduction to Digital Humanities, UCLA Digital Humanities Department
September - Decemeber 2018
Introduction to Programming for the Internet
A collection of projects and assignment for Introduction to Programming for the Internet. This webpage will be as assignments and a final project are completed throughout the quarter.
Introduction to Programming for the Internet, UCLA Computer Science Department
September - December 2018
Comparison of Programming Curriculum
An in depth look at why and how introductory programming courses, such as those taken by Girls Who Code students and digital humanities students, can structure curriculum such that its students not only learn how to code, but also leave inspired to further pursue technology.
Digital Humanities Independent Internship, UCLA Digital Humanities Department
August 2018
Simple Amazon Alexa Skill
This simple Amazon Alexa skill has the capability of generating a random number and performing mathematical operations.
Python with Applications, UCLA Computer Science Department
May 2018
Automated Sentiment Analysis of Text Data with NLTK
This project used the Natural Language Tookkit (NLTK) sentiment analysis function to analyze text sentiment of four csv datasets of product reviews. The correlation between the user-generated ratings and NLTK-generated scores were plotted in using matplotlib.
Artificial Intelligence and New Media, UCLA Communications Department
May 2018
Yelp Analysis
An analysis of a Yelp data set, in order to efficiently extract meaningful words that represent the businesses.
Principles of Java with Applications, UCLA Computer Science Department
March 2018
Change Blindness Experiment
An experiment on change blindness, the perceptual phenomenon of not noticing a change in a visual stimulus. A common example of this phenomenon is when an observer overlooks a major difference in two versions of the same image as it rapidly alternates between the two. In this experiment, we studied how they type of stimuli and it's distance from an observer's gaze would affect the observer's accuracy and response time in finding a changing stimuli. We were interested in knowing if the percieved salience of certain aspects of an image would distract the observer from catching a change in the stimuli.
Advanced Topics in MATLAB Programming for Behavioral Sciences, UCLA Psychology Department
June 2017
Girls Who Code Student Final Projects
Working with two other teachers, I constantly collaborated and discussed both strategies for effective classroom management and creating a supportive culture and environment, as well as how to best teach programming skills to beginners. This culminated in the facilitation of the final group projects, which represented the skills and concepts the girls learned through the program.
Summer Immersion Program, Girls Who Code
June - August 2018