Berkeley, California, United States
I am a second-year EECS major exploring hardware design and architecture. Super cool stuff! I'll be furthering the depth of my knowledge of SoC Design Verification at Apple in Sunnyvale. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Email: ansh_shah [at] berkeley [dot] edu
Studying Processor Tracing
Tutor for the Computer Architecture/Machine Structures class at UC Berkeley. Holding Office Hours and co-teaching Discussions to support 600+ students in their exploration of C, the RV32I ISA, and the development of a RISC-V Datapath with pipelining. Also creating exam walk-throughs to further aid students in developing intuition for course content.
Used Python to develop programs to perform Time-Series Analysis on several light curves, and to retrieve astrophysical parameters from generated models. Used XSPEC to perform spectral analysis on AB Doradus flaring events. Analyzed and interpreted Fourier Transformations and Lomb-Scargle Periodograms.
I was in charge of teaching Object Oriented Programming concepts through Java, as well as their applications in FRC through provided libraries. I was also a part of the drive team as a technician.
I had graciously been given the opportunity to learn from the team leads of various subteams within our robotics program. I learned about design, fabrication, programming/control systems. My involvement began with assisting during FTC, which later gave me the opportunity to be a part of the drive team for FRC, first as a driver, and later as a technician.
I worked as a Camp Counselor at the SSROV Day Camp, a summer camp in which I had been able to assist students in: Engineering ROVs, developing programs using PBASIC to maneuver robots, and understanding/creating basic circuits. I have also developed communication skills and leadership skills in the process of guiding students to think from different perspectives to approach potentially complex problems.