Academics

I'm currently fourth year as an undergratuate student at UC San Diego, and I intend to graduate in June 2025. My major is Mathematics-Computer Science, which is a single major within the math department.

Here are some of the classes I've completed, in no particular order:

• Graduate-level: Real analysis, probability theory, statistics, numerical linear algebra, probabilistic combinatorics and algorithms, mathematical finance, SDEs, "mathematical methods in data science"
• "Extra rigorous" upper division (formerly "honors"): Real analysis, abstract algebra, graph theory, PDEs
• Upper division: Numerical optimization, machine learning, enumerative combinatorics, (deterministic) algorithms/data structures, computability theory, point-set topology, "computational stochastics" (covered variance reduction, monte carlo methods and MCMC, stochastic differential equations with numerical approximations).
• Lower division: Systems programming, full calculus sequence (including ODEs), linear algebra, economics (micro and macro), various introductory programming classes

I also might take some additional classes in my last year that aren't on this list, but it's hard to say for sure which ones because undergrads don't have enrollment priority in graduate classes and have to petition professors to enroll every time.

Currently, my GPA is a 3.79 overall, with a 4.00 in computer science classes and a 3.76 in math classes.