About Me
What i'm doing
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Machine Learning
In my resume there are some personal projects focused on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, realm in which I've learnt the ropes and I strike to delve more in depth.
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Blog Writer
I have a blog on Medium where I write frequently on topics like programming, computer science, mathematics. Sometimes square up to the realm of economics or finance. Do give a read and tell me how it looks like.
Teaching Assistant
am a teaching assistant for the following topics, where I aid younger students with their labs.
USO - Utilisation of Operating Systems
USO is an introductory course to bash, Linux Kernel(or Ubuntu, for newbies) and eventually a starter
for bash scripting and low-level management of processes. Students use commands as
Apart from only teaching labs alongside a more experienced fellow as his junior, I had also had the responsability of
writing the 2nd piece of homework, maintain the forum, the spelling and correctness of the sentence and
last, but not least, setup the checker's server. The homework can be found here:USO Tema 2
FP - Functional Programming
This is my english-taught laboratory at FILS faculty from UPB where I had the responsability of
explaining and exercising alongside with students functional programming, the differences between
Functional decomposition and OOP decomposition. Meanwhile, implementing all snippets in Scala programming language,
which is a strongly-typed language.
The core topics approached are recursive functions as factorial, GCD, summing, operations over a range etc., higher-order
functions and algebraic datatypes. We do labor the point over traits(~ classes and interfaces in Java) implementation for
context reusability and tail recursive functions for stack overflow avoidance.
ED - Digital Electronics
For this lab, students come with the foundamentals of analog electronics. We built upon it, the cores of digital:
0 and 1 based upon a voltage ladder and HIGH/LOW noise margin. We generate on arduino boards specific square signals
in order to read both the input and the processed signals(due to a custom circuit) on oscilloscopes.
Last, but not least they understand the cores of using a transistor - firstly a BJT and then evolving to MOSFETs.
Eventually they are capable to built any regular logical gate - NOT, AND, OR - using external signals and a
custom circuit and interpret results on a oscilloscope.
