In the last published blogpost, I had analyzed the P/E ratio and the EPS of both Intel and AMD to come up with the recommendation that the AMD stock will outperform the Intel stock by the end of 2021. As of right now, this analysis has proven to be correct, as supported by data in […]
As my summer internship ended, I started to re-examine my stock portfolio to evaluate some purchases that I could make with my hard earned money. The industry I wanted to focus on included the semiconductor space, which I estimated would yield some amazing returns as a result of higher demand due to the current virtual […]
The pandemic has been a challenging time for many people, small businesses, and governments. The uncertainty of the pandemic has created a lot of volatility in the Stock market. The market volatility in turn has caused many companies to postpone going public and think twice about going the traditional IPO route. A traditional IPO route […]
Hello everybody! I hope you all are doing well and staying safe. As many of you all know, I was the Freshmen Representative Officer for SWE (Society of Women Engineers) this past year and one of my main responsibilities was to organize an end-of-the-year conference for Freshmen members to gain professional skills and advice for […]
To many, SWE is just an acronym that stands for the Society of Women Engineers meant for women to discuss, network, and grow, but for me it is so much more. When I came to A&M last Semester, I joined SWE to meet other women engineers the same age as me, as well as to […]
This Winter Break was a time of relaxation and catching up on things that I had neglected before 2020 came around, including my investment portfolio, which I had invested an ample amount of money in 2017 that can be read about here. Of course, so many changes have happened both in my personal life and […]
As soon as I got my driver’s license, my daily schedule now included regular trips to the grocery store after work. At first, I began to think of this as just another chore, but the more frequently that I journeyed into a grocery store, the more I began to take notice of their layouts. In one store, the produce section came first, right at the main entrance, whereas in another, the produce section was located in the very back of the store. The arrangement of both grocery stores got me thinking about how much value we place in store placements, and which layout would be the most optimal to ensure less food wastage, especially in the Produce section.
In my last blog, I highlighted some of the different ways Blockchain can be used in Business. Recently, I found an interesting article about the different ways Blockchain is used. One of the most interesting articles, included an article about Blockchain being used to track conflict minerals. This lead me down a rabbit hole of […]
Besides working on my extended essay, starting college applications, and preparing for other Summer experiences, I have had the opportunity to attend a few meetups in regards to the up and coming blockchain technology. Blockchain has been popping up literally everywhere I go, from the TedxAustin Youth event, to various meetups. Blockchain gets referenced a […]
Background Information: A few months ago, preparation for the Country Girls Can Code event began. I had reached out to this organization about helping them plan this event next year and volunteer for it. After feverish preparations and planning, we were all very thrilled to see everything come together beautifully on the day of the […]
**This is a continuation of last week’s blog post which can be accessed HERE.** As mentioned in last week’s blog, Algorithms serve as the backbone of Stitch Fix. From the creation of the profile, to styling the user, to shipping the clothes, and gathering feedback from the user to make their algorithms more accurate and […]
Quick Note: Happy new year to my blogger family! I wish you guys all the best for 2018!!!! I have a lot of fun blogs planned out for you guys that I am SUPER excited to share!!! Hope you guys enjoy this short and sweet one! Reflecting back on last year (time flies :)), we […]
It’s finally October, and it has recently gotten REALLY cold outside! So, I decided that it was about time to pick up my crochet needle and yarn for another fun project: crocheting an infinity scarf! Not only are infinity scarfs cute to wear in the winter, but they also represent a very interesting and unique […]
My German vocabulary began to develop at a very young age. In Fifth grade, my parents took me to a Holocaust museum, which made me very interested about Nazi Germany. I watched countless documentaries and read countless memoirs, autobiographies, biographies, diaries, and Historical Fiction books about the topic. There would be some German words in […]
Uh oh. This is probably what a bunch of people are feeling right now…Especially due to the recent Equifax data breach. In honor of this brilliant hacking done by super smart people, I want to create a whole blog post relating to Cryptography and its flaws. Cryptography has been around for ages. The first known […]
The first time I ever picked up a Crochet needle was 6 years ago, in an attempt to improve my terrible hand-eye coordination. I started off with a task that was deemed easy by many crochet gurus on YouTube: crocheting a scarf. But the scarf turned out to be REALLY hard, so I turned that […]
Just a little intro…. In the beginning of summer, I found out that I have been accepted into the Summer Immersion Program (SIP) by Girls Who Code (GWC) held at IBM Austin which is held every working day from June 12-July 28. During these past weeks, I have had a bunch of amazing and mind-stretching […]
I have lived 6,044 days or 863.3 weeks depending on what unit you are most comfortable with. With further calculations, I can proudly say that I have lived through a VERY rough estimate of 863 Sundays (I think). Though I have lived through all these Sundays, to be exact, the best Sunday of my life […]
I came to Austin in 2005 and have lived here ever since. Over the years Austin has changed tremendously. For one, the city’s population has dramatically grown in size causing condos and other real estates to spring out of a ground at a rapid rate. The population influx also leads to more traffic and more […]
Coming out of my “quiet person” shell, networking with AMAZING teachers and educators, making friends with the other panelists…I could not have asked for a better experience as an NCWIT Awardee Panelist at the We Teach_CS Summit 2017 organized by the UT Austin Center for STEM Education (a workshop for teachers to learn more about […]
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