Oracle Open World 2018 - Day 2

On day 2 of Oracle Open World 2018, I listened in on the keynote about privacy and security in the modern era, which was a panel moderated by Oracle CEO Mark Hurd. I also attended workshops about using Oracle cloud technologies and AI capabilities. I also toured around the Exchange hall for a bit, where I got the chance to play around with some VR equipment that the Oracle team was working with.

Oracle Open World 2018 - Day 1

This year, I attended Oracle Open World in San Francisco, California for two days of the four day conference. Held in the Moscone Center, the conference consisted of keynotes once or twice a day, sessions about a wide range of topics about modern technology, and a vibrant Exchange Hall with exhibits from tens of companies operating in the space of cloud technologies, IoT, artificial intelligence, and blockchain.

GWC Campus Program TA: My Experience!

This summer, I had the pleasure of being selected to be a teacher’s assistant for the Girls Who Code’s new Campus Program in Atherton, CA. I taught two courses, “iPhone App Development” and “Wearable Technology and Fashion Design”, to girls aged 12-18. It was truly a fantastic and rewarding experience.

Yosemite 2017

Celebrating Labour Day weekend in one of the most beautiful places in the world, Yosemite National Park. I decided to make a short video during my trip...enjoy! 

Girls Who Code -- that time I gave a pretty good speech

This summer, I interned at Adobe through Girls Who Code. At the end of the 8 week program, during which I learned about robotics, web design, app development, and more, the 19 other girls in my program voted me as class valedictorian. Watch my speed below:

First Day at Adobe

I haven't updated my blog in way too long, but I blame that entirely on school and SAT, not my own laziness. (Procrastination? What's that??) Now it's summer, and the months of freedom and lonely togetherness have come upon us, and I promise that I will try to update my blog everyday. I don't even know if anyone will read these posts at this point, but I guess I've always blogged as a way to remember.