Courses in UC Berkeley
Fall 2019 (20 unites)
Classes in plan:
*** 100-199: Undergraduate Upper Division Course
*** >200: Graduate Course
- MATH 54: Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
- MATH 53: Multivariable Calculus
- Engineering 26: 3D Modeling for Design
- Engineering 7: Introduction to Computer for Scientists and Engineers (Matlab)
- Comparative Literature 170: Special Topic in Comparative Literature -- Frankfurt School Literary Engagement
- Computer Science 24: Freshman Seminar -- Boeing 737 MAX: Money, Machines, and Morals in Conflict
- Physics 198BC: Berkeley Connect
- Design 97: Manufacturing Field Trip
- Engineering 27: Introduction to Manufacturing Tolerancing
- Mechanical Engineering C85: Introduction to Solid Mechanics
- Mechanical Engineering C201: Modeling and Simulation of Advanced Manufacturing Process
- Mechanical Engineering 199: Supervised Independent Study in Design fro Nanomanufacturing Lab
- Nuclear Engineering 24: Freshman Seminar -- How it's made
- Physics 7A: Mechanics and Wave Motion
- Physics 7B: Heat, electricity, and magnetism
- Mechanical Engineering 40: Thermodynamics
- Mechanical Engineering 104: Engineering Mechanics II
- Mechanical Engineering 106: Fluid Mechanics
- Mechanical Engineering 100: Electronics for the Internet of Things
- Mechanical Engineering C117: Structural Aspects of Biomaterials
- Mechanical Engineering 280A: Introduction to the Finite Element Analysis
- Electrical Engineering C145B: Medical Imaging Signals and Systems
- Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Study 192 : Mentored by PhD student ShuangJiu Fu in TAF Lab
- Engineering 25: Visualization for Design
- Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 16A: Designing Information Devices and Systems I
- Computer Science 61A: The Structural and Interpretation of Computer Programs
- Mechanical Engineering C225: Deformation, Fracture and Fatigue of Structural Materials
- Mechanical Engineering H194: Honors Undergraduate Research
- Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Study 192: Mentored by PhD student Gabriel Lopez in O'Connell Lab
- Engineering 1: Engineer your life
- Mechanical Engineering 223: Polymer Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering 132: Dynamic Systems and Feedback
- Mechanical Engineering 108: Mechanical Behavior of Engineering Material
- Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 16B: Designing Information Devices and Systems II (4) / / Electrical Engineering 143: Microfabrication Technology
- Research Units
- EECS 120
- ME 109
- ME 102B
- ME 103
- EE 118
- AC course
- CS 70
Classes in plan:
- Mechanical Engineering 109: Heat Transfer
- Mechanical Engineering 103: Experimentation and Measurement
- Mechanical Engineering 102B: Mechatronics Design
- Mechanical Engineering 132: Dynamics Systems and Feedback
- Computer Science 70: Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory
- Electrical Engineering 16B: Designing Information Devices and Systems II
- Electrical Engineering 118: Introduction to Optical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering 120: Signals and Systems
- AC course
*** 100-199: Undergraduate Upper Division Course
*** >200: Graduate Course
Want-to-Read Book List
- KingKiller Chronicles 1 & 2 & 2.5 (I stopped reading the book when I am half way through the first part because of the poor gender dynamics, but I am thinking perhaps reading those books could help me think more about unbalanced representations of gender roles in the cultural industry, so I decide to restart reading it this summer. I did really enjoy the part about the University.)
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- The Storied Life of AJ Fikry
- Machine Learning
- Growth
- Gun , Germs, and Steels
- The Philadelphia Chromosome
- The First Cell
- My grandmother aske me to tell you she's sorry
- Percy Jackson Series
Reading:
- Genome
- KingKiller Chronicles 1
ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineer Berkeley Chapter) Officer, 2021 Spring
I was an ASME officer worked on the project grant committee -- a project dedicated to provide monetary grants (from ASME sponsors) to students' projects in project-based classes in order to decrease students' costs in those courses.
Present Bear Air in UC Berkeley COE Undergraduate Research Symposium Poster Session, 2020 Fall
I presented our research on a low-cost ventilation system called Bear Air in 2020 Fall College of Engineering (CoE) Undergraduate Research Symposium online Poster Session. I met a few students, friends, and the Dean of CoE during the talk and exchanged some very interesting ideas!
Aerial Photograph, 2020 Fall
On Oct 19th, I helped my friend Brian Muldoon shoot photos and videos for a builder in San Francisco as a visual line of sight (VLOS) observer. It was a really cool experience to see a drone shooting photos in person. Check out his aerial photography services!
3D Printing Presentation, 2020 Summer
I gave a 3D printing presentation online to about 1200 high school students around Africa (primarily Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, South Africa, Tanzania) through FIRST Robotics. I did this as a mentor of Code Orange. I really enjoyed it! Here is the powerpoint that I used.
Scandic Manufacturing Trip, 2020 Spring
Scandic is the largest stamping and spring company in Northern California. I was able to make a trip to it because of Design 97 with Professor Hayden Taylor. I also visited Nor-Cal Metal Fabricator before COVID19 epidemic broke out in the US. Scandic was gorgeous. All those dies and autonomous tools for making tools are super stunning. They were all so beautiful and inspirational. This trip, for sure, reassured me my interest in manufacturing; I could not help with staring and touching those parts. I look forwards to attending more manufacturing trips in the future when the world could function safely. I am going to take this class for as many times as it offers; if i continue my graduate study in Berkeley, I would really love to be the GSI for attending those trips one/a couple more time(s).
STAC Social, 2020 Spring
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STAC as a school team focuses on research about space technology. It functions very differently from all other student teams that I have seen. Its extraordinary ability on researching and organizing large efforts deeply attracts me, and I have very much enjoyed the company of my teammates who are highly intelligent and kind engineers.
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Volunteer for Expanding your Horizon, 2020 Spring
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Expanding your Horizon is an event held for elementary/middle school girls who are interested in learning more about STEAM. In this event, I met a great workshop partner — an awesome chemical engineer — and five fantastic PhD students. Three of them are from Professor Hannah Stuart’s lab; they work on very cool bio-inspired robots that not only inspire the kids but also myself! I would really love to pursue some projects on this topic in the future
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Went to Engineering Ball with friends on CAL Engineering Day, 2020 Spring
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Marco, Richard, and Elaine are dear friends of mine. I met them at CalSol; we were all in the structure team. Marco and Elaine are Mechanical Engineering student, and Richard is MSE student.
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Volunteer for SPLASH with CalSTAR, 2019 Fall
Code Orange World Championship, 2019 Spring
COSMOS Summer Camp at UC Davis, 2018
COSMOS is THE program that got me into Mechanical Engineering. Before the camp, I thought that I would be either a quantum physicist or a computer scientist. I am still so appreciate my professors and TAs in COSMOS; they really taught me what mechanical and aerospace engineering are. Professor Hafez liked to give student money ($1) each time you caught him making a mistake, had a great question or gave a good presentation; I got $3 in the camp and I am still keeping them in the back of ipda case. I fell in love with Mechanical Engineering in COSMOS, and COSMOS is the reason why I could study Mechanical Engineering and enjoying it so much in university.
