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As every computer science major knows, data structures is a very integral class in their curriculum. As a result, data structures can be considered the first major test if one wants to label themselves as a proficient programmer or computer … Continue reading
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Passion in Grand Rapids
Prior to my first semester of school, many of my close friends and family said that university would be some of the best years of my life, full of substance, variance, and enjoyment. Two weeks into school, I wasn’t so … Continue reading
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Computer Science
First off, it’s been a while. I’ll try to write more often from now on. It’s been two months since I set foot into my first college classes. I was, and still am, very excited to learn more about the … Continue reading
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TSA Conference Reflection, and How to Teach Engineering
Engineering excites me. After hours and days being forced to evaluate theoretical expressions that only held up in precise utopian states, it felt nice to finally be faced with problems that had practical applications and real results. When I earned … Continue reading
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2014 Track, and a Fresh Start
I got up fairly early this morning, around 6:30. There were birds chirping outside, the sun was rising, and I didn’t feel tired when I got out of bed. I felt like I was 8 again – all I needed … Continue reading
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Everything Has a Purpose…
So I recently came across a very ridiculous proof on Quora that I thought was very cool. This proof uses the infamous Fermat’s Last Theorem to create a very slick proof of a typical problem. I would have never fathomed … Continue reading
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2013 AIME I #12
So I’m trying something new this time around. I’ve decided to start a series of problem solving videos where I’m going to present solutions to some of the problems that I solve in my own way. I’m eager to continue … Continue reading
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Goals for 2014 Track
After my successful cross country season, I’m excited to see what this track season holds in store. The focus will be on the larger scale meets like Arcadia, CCS Top 8, and the postseason racing cycle. Ideally, I would like … Continue reading
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Chessboard Tetris Mathematics
It’s time for the Power ARML, which is one of my favorite math contests. The atmosphere within the math room is rife with collaboration and ideas. Today’s power round topic is Tetris. Most of the team is excited because many … Continue reading
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2013 CIF XC State Finals
At the outset of the season, I didn’t think I was going to make it this far. Making states was a pleasant surprise for me. However, qualifying for the race was only half of the story. Since CCS is normally … Continue reading
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