One of my mentors once told me to keep a list of all my presentations/talks, so here is my attempt.
Total Count: 17 presentations
10 minute oral presentation about the AQ IoT research from the 2023-2024 academic year that my NASA OSGC Scholarship supported -- picture with the best Dean in the business (aka Dr. Jim McCargar)!
Presenting (& reusing the ACM SenSys '22 poster...) for our Air Quality IoT Sensing project -- updated the verbal presentation to include the after-school curriculum we teach and how our NSF funding let us expand our research group!
Technically multiple "presentations" -- taught middle schoolers about Python, IoT, & 3D modeling/printing!
Presented at CEMS Showcase with my Math Capstone group about our research project: ROI Analysis on the SEO consortium.
Presenting about lessons learned from the pilot deployment of our Air Quality Sensors around Cleveland. (No presentation picture - sorry!)
Presented about my path from building robots and websites in high school to finding my passion for Computer Science & Applied Math.
Presenting summer research project on building machine learning models with EduSense to automate classroom learning analytics.
(With a spanish translator) Taught students how to use binary and the makecode environment to program Micro:Bits. Also assisted in helping them create "binary bracelets", with different color beads representing different letters.
Final project for my IoT class -- built a soil moisture detection system using Adafruit sensors, Raspberry Pi + ESP32, and had a PHP webpage with live moisture level graphs.
Presenting the AQ IoT research from the 2022-2023 academic year that my NASA OSGC Scholarship supported.
Presenting to Data Science professionals & academics to gather ideas for what to do with our AQ IoT data. My slides from the talk.
Submitted a short paper about AQ IoT research & presented it. My slides from the presentation.
Presented our AQ IoT poster from our pilot deployment!
Received an ACM Travel Grant and a BW URCS grant to travel to Boston - great trip & first major conference presentation.
(Bonus: I met Pei Zhang here -- he is now my PhD advisor!)
Spent 3 days researching Congestion Control with TCP Hybla. Created our poster in 2 hours!
Talked about my journey from losing my father during my freshman year to finding my passion for computer science research.
Presented a Case Study from my Operations Research Class, gave a short talk about my Representation in STEM project, and competed in the Lauria STEM Research Competition (got 2nd place) for my AQ IoT project proposal.
Demoing the Campus Plate application by having a pop-up Food Stop, encouraging members of the BW community to download and use the application.