Engineering
Courses
Electrical Engineering (Major) - Digital Communications (with Lab), Theory and Fabrication of ICs, Digital Systems Laboratory, IC Analysis and Design, Analog and Digital Signal Processing, Semiconductor Electronics, Fields and Waves
Physics (Minor) - Quantum Mechanics, Classical Mechanics, Quantum Computing, Astrophysics, Quantum Mechanics, E&M, Thermal Physics
In-class Projects - Pacman, Low Dropout Voltage Regulator, AC-DC Power Supply, Superheterodyne AM Receiver, FSM Logic for Vending Machine, Evolutionary Games Simulation
Tools - Python, LTSpice, Intel Quartus, SystemVerilog, Mathematica, Advanced Design Systems, C, Javascript
Industry Experiences - Texas Instruments (Summer 2023 Intern), Keysight Technologies (Summer 2022 Intern)
Leadership Experiences - Eta Kappa Nu, Electronics Undergraduate Assistant, Women in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Pacman (FPGA Style)
November - December 2022
In Digital Systems Laboratory, my partner and I created a Pacman game as our final project. We used a DE-10 Lite FPGA, NIOS II Processor, VGA Screen, and USB Keyboard.
Simplified Pacman Lab ReportLow Dropout Regulator
November - December 2022
In Circuit Analysis Lab, I designed and soldered a Low Dropout Regulator that successfully took in a 110 V sine wave from a transformer and outputted 10 V. Components included a Zener diode, Op-Amp, and a BJT among other things.
Design Specifications
DC open circuit output voltage is roughly 9.5 V - 10 V
Open circuit output voltage stays within 2% of the desired voltage as AC line voltage varies from 115 Vrms to 125 Vrms.
Ripple voltage at output is less than 2% of open circuit output DC voltage.
The output current can vary from 0 to 80 mA.
Block Diagram of Circuit
Completed Circuit
RFID Door Lock
January - May 2021
As an Introduction to Computing Honors project, my partners and I created a RFID Door Lock.
Simplified RFID Door Lock ReportPhysics Study Guide
December 2020 & May 2021
As a side project, I developed thorough notes with practice problems for my mechanics and E&M physics classes.
PHYS 211 Notes Sample