Information Science Student
CurrentI am a dedicated and enthusiastic Information Science student at the University of Maryland - College Park. I am passionate about leveraging data and technology to drive impactful business decisions and innovations. With a solid foundation in the core principles of information science, I thrive in environments where dynamic problem-solving and data-driven strategy are key. My coursework and hands-on projects have equipped me with a diverse skill set in data analysis, information management, and systems design. I was admitted to the University of Maryland as a freshman and was awarded the President’s Scholarship ($50,000). I was also admitted into the FIRE professional research program at UMD. I pride myself on being a well-rounded student.Applicable courses:INST 201 - Introduction to Information ScienceExplores how new technologies influence business, social interactions, and daily life.Technology used: Python, Excel.INST 311 - Information OrganizationCovers the principles of information classification, storage, and retrieval systems.Technology used: SQL, Excel.INST 314 - Statistics for Information ScienceIntroduces data analysis, hypothesis testing, and statistical techniques.Technology used: R, Jupyter Notebooks.INST 326 - Object-Oriented Programming for Information ScienceFocuses on designing and implementing applications using object-oriented techniques.Technology used: Python.INST 327 - Database Design and ModelingTeaches the relational model, database design, and SQL.Technology used: SQL, Tableau.INST 335 - Teams and OrganizationsDiscusses team development, leadership, and project management within organizations.Technology used: ExcelINST 346 - Technologies, Infrastructures, and ArchitectureExamines network topologies, protocols, and the architecture of distributed systems.INST 362 - User-Centered DesignFocuses on human-computer interaction and user interface design methodologies.