Education

DSCI 100 focused on utilizing data science tools effectively to summarize, visualize, and analyze data while emphasizing efficient workflows and clear interpretations.

ECON 325 offered a comprehensive dive into the essentials of core probability concepts, statistical inference, including estimation and hypothesis testing, and linear regression models, providing a solid foundation for economic data analysis.

ECON 356 explored International Finance, focusing on exchange rates, balance of payments, and international financial markets, examining how they influence global economic interactions.

POLI 395 offered a hands-on approach to professional skills in public policy, emphasizing mock interviews, e-portfolio creation, political science presentations, and career development, preparing students professionally for practical challenges in the field of political science.

ECON 301 focused on a deep understanding of Consumer behavior, producer theory, competitive market equilibrium, welfare economics, uncertainty, monopoly, and oligopoly.

ECON 326 focused on multiple linear regression models, with a focus on regression diagnostics, prediction, statistical inference and interpretations, applying empirical methods using R programming language.

ECON 490 was a seminar-style course centered on Applied Economics, where I explored the potential relationship between a country's gross domestic product (GDP) and its obesity prevalence rates. My research involved conducting a Multiple Linear Regression analysis using R, framed within a two-sided hypothesis test aimed at refuting the null hypothesis.

CRWR 200 focused on mastering various writing techniques across multiple genres, including fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, screenplays, stage plays, graphic narratives, lyric writing, children's literature, and new media.

ECON 302 delved into key economic theories and concepts, focusing on income and employment theory, monetary dynamics, the intricacies of an open economy, and the patterns of economic fluctuations and growth. ​

ECON 355 delved into International Trade, covering trade theories, policies, and global economic impacts, focusing on trade dynamics, reasons for trade between countries, free trade agreements, and the effects of globalization.

POLI 110 unraveled the logic, challenges, and predominant strategies of empirical political research such as formulating answerable questions, defining concepts, developing hypotheses, collecting evidence, measuring variables, making comparisons, inferring causality, and reporting findings.​

CRWR 213 CRWR provided an exploration and practical experience in writing for new media, covering podcasting, blogging, and content creation for websites, games, and online environments.