OOP has been at the forefront of my Java projects, which include games (trees, linked lists, queues,
recursion), as well as a web search model (graphs, hash maps, array lists, merge sort). I am also
familiar with stacks, other sorting algorithms, and recurrence analysis.
I coded cell analysis and risk assessment tools in Python (image analysis, matrices, nested
conditionals), as well as an ecosystem simulator (OOP, creating data displays). I have also conducted
statistical analysis on Excel sheets using Python, and I am familiar with dictionaries, sets, and more.
I coded the functionality of this page, CueTimer, and Recipes in JavaScript. In CueTimer, I emphasized
function reusability and added a custom event listener to sync the timer with the cues.
When I build web pages, I keep my HTML documents well-structured and separate from style and function. I
have experience with embedded media, data tables, and various input types.
With CSS, I ensure that my layouts are responsive to different screen sizes and orientations, and I use
various style techniques (flex boxes, grids, transitions, animations, clamps, variables, etc.) to
improve my designs and offer user customization.
I built my set theory calculator with Angular. I used features such as two-way binding, signals,
wrapper components, services, routes, and lazy-loading to make my project reactive, efficient, and
organized.
I'm currently building the iOS version of CueTimer. I'm using an environment object to save
user-inputted data between cue entry, timer entry, and workout initialization. I'm also using navigation
stacks, embedded vertical, horizontal and depth stacks, and state variables.
I have experience with ANOVA, simple and multiple linear regression, and measures of validity for
psychological tests. I have also created surveys, analyzed their data, written reports, and created
graphs for both work (MDABC) and school projects.
I studied linguistics as my minor at McGill, with a special focus on semantics. I also worked as a
research assistant at UBC (fixing issues in Experiment Builder code, and working with an EEG and eye
tracker) and McGill (segmenting speech data using Praat).
I did a year-long independent study on set theory. My supervisor and I focused on the axioms of set
theory, various operations (unions, intersections, complements, cartesian product, etc.), and proving
equivalences.
I am familiar with Truth-Functional Logic, Predicate Logic, and Lambda Calculus. I also have experience
with Fitch Proofs, Sequent Deduction, Gentzen Deduction and proof by induction.
Hello! I'm Ella.
Please take a moment to check out (and even use) my projects.
Hello! I'm Ella.
Please take a moment to check out (and even use) my projects.
