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Future Blog Post

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Blog Post number 1

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portfolio

publications

talks

CS+Law Workshop

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A Computational Analysis of 35,000 Parole Hearings.

CodeX Seminar

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A New Direction for Machine Learning in Criminal Law.

Text as Data Panel

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A Computational Analysis of 35,000 Parole Hearings.

BioFrontiers Colloquium

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Project Recon: A Role for Computing in Social Change through a Computational Analysis of 35,000 Parole Hearings.

teaching

Linear Algebra

Undergraduate Course, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, 1900

I designed a new undergraduate linear algebra course and served as its lecturer for its inaugural term. I also helped develop a new TAing system for the university, which allowed scaling the TA system to meet teaching demands.

Data Science Certification

Professional Development, Stanford University, 1900

I served as the Subject Matter Expert for Stanford’s data science certification program for professionals, in conjunction with Stanford’s Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering.

Matrix Methods Permalink

Undergraduate Course, Stanford University, 1900

Over the course of several months, I designed a new linear algebra course from scratch, preparing lectures, interactive labs, homework assignments, etc. Once the course was developed, I served as a teaching assistant, where I led labs and discussion sections, held office hours, and graded assignments. The class now regularly enrolls hundreds of students and has been incorporated as a core math requirement into Stanford School of Engineering’s general engineering requirements. My contributions were later incorporated into the textbook Introduction to Applied Linear Algebra.