I am a current member of the teaching staff for DATA C8: Foundations of Data Science, a 1,200+ person course at UC Berkeley. Data 8 brings together a diverse group of students from various majors and technical backgrounds, teaching the core concepts of inference and computing through hands-on experience with real data. Feel free to click on each of my experiences for more details!
Created the course website dssdecal.org by utilizing Jekyll, Ruby, and Github Actions, and currently developing a 12-chapter introductory data science textbook at dssdecal.org/textbook
Led my students to achieve average exam scores in the 90th percentile, as well as cumulative course grades in the 93rd percentile, highest among all student instructors
Guiding and supporting 20+ students toward a deeper understanding of foundational computer science, data science, and statistical concepts such as Exploratory Data Analysis, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, and k-nearest neighbors classification