Chop Suey 🍜
Sprinkles of my work from various parts of my life. In no means refined, but with a dash of shoyu – still tasty. Like chop suey. Ingredients of this chop suey includes: data projects, apps, and graphic doodles.
📊 School Data Projects
As a stat and operations major, I've done some analytics and written some papers over the years on various topics.
Heterogeneity in NBA Three-point Shots: analyzes three-point shots made during the NBA regular season across a variety of dimensions: individual players, and two types of subgroups: teams and positions. It focuses on the heterogeneity of the propensity to make three-point shots across these three levels of analysis.
Understanding Customers through Covariates: analyzes customer purchase data to understand underlying characteristics of the customer base.
Course Demand @ Penn: takes raw data from PCA and analyzes course demand through student behavior.
Tweeting Crises: uses Twitter data to understand how crises manifest and promote change through social networks.
Derby
This car was made in Mechanical Design for a race. It is made out of 0.25" acryllic (sides and wheels), 0.125" MDF (living hinge hood and back), with a 3D printed plastic part (roof). Parts were designed in Solidworks 2015, printed using MakerBot Replicator 5th generation, and cut using PLS 4.75.
Press
This prototype was made in Mechanical Design to exhibit press fitting. In addition to project requirements, I included a living hinge on both sides through 0.125" MDF to add an organic touch to the originally rigid aesthetic. Parts were designed in Solidworks 2015 and cut using PLS 4.75.
