CSE110Lab1

Samvrit Srinath

Programmer, Avid AI and Networking Enthusiast, Wannabe Chef

Thank you for coming to my website! I am currently a 2nd Year Student studying at the University of California, San Diego pursuing a degree in Computer Science. I am passionate about programming, AI, and networking. I am also a huge fan of cooking and love to experiment with new recipes. I am always looking for new opportunities to learn and grow, so feel free to reach out to me!

Samvrit Srinath

Self-Profile

Attached is a bio of myself that I made for one of my extracurriculars: CSE-PACE!

CSEPACE

Coursework

In my time at the University, I have taken a variety of courses that have helped me develop my skills as a programmer.

Lower Division

For my lower division Coursework, I have taken the following courses:

CSE 11: Introduction to Java Programming
CSE 12: Basic Data Structures and Object-Oriented Design
CSE 15L: Software Tools and Techniques Laboratory
CSE 20: Discrete Mathematics
CSE 21: Mathematics for Algorithms and Systems
CSE 30: Computer Organization and Systems Programming
CSE 91: CSE PACE

Upper Division

For my upper division Coursework, I have taken the following courses:

CSE 100: Advanced Data Structures
CSE 101: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
CSE 151A: Introduction to Machine Learning
CSE 158: Recommender Systems
CSE 142: Computer Architecture
CSE 160: Introduction to Parallel Computing
CSE 132A: Database System Principles

Current Coursework

Currently, I am taking the following courses:

CSE 110: Software Engineering
CSE 150B: Artificial Intelligence; Search and Reasoning
CSE 190: Introduction to Quantum Computing
DSC 102: Scalable Analytics
EDS 124BR: Introduction to Teaching Computational Thinking

This may seem like a lot of courses, but I am excited at the opportunity of applying myself in a variety of fields!

Clubs + Extracurriculars

Please see the following links for more information on my involvement in clubs and extracurriculars at UCSD:

Clubs and Extracurriculars

Snippets

This lab was made in part using git to support version control. A list of commands that I used were:

git clone <URL>
git add <file>
git commit -m "Message"
git push

In particular I created a URL on the github website

The website in particular is: Github Repo Link

I also had to use the -set-upstream command to set the upstream branch to the main branch of the repository.

Specifically while pushing as I had already used git add . and git commit -m "Message" I had to use the following command: git push --set-upstream origin private for ther branches that were involved in this lab.

To do:

This lab marks the beginning of Spring Quarter’s Software Engineering Curriculum. Furthur ahead I have to

Complete the Lab
Review Lectures
Prepare for our Group Project
Continue to familiarize myself with HTML/CSS/JS and any other frameworks that may be necessary for the project
Continue to iterate on my personal website
(Optional) Become a Meme-Lord for CSE 110

Perhaps some tasks that Are pertinent for the lab are:

Checkout the branch main
Pull the latest changes from the remote repository
Create a screenshots folder in the Labs/CSE110Lab1 directory
Upload all my screenshots into that directory
stage all my changes
commit my changes with a message
push my changes to the remote repository
Create a pull request to merge the changes into the main branch
Submit on Gradescope

Club List

Please take a look at some of the clubs I’m involved in! A list of my current clubs are:

Technical Clubs:
- CSES¹
- ACM_AI²
- TSE³
Non-Technical Clubs:
- Triton Gaming
- Hiking Club
- Indian Student Association
- SangamSD

Photos

CSES ACMAI TSE

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Random

Random Thoughts

CSES Website: CSES ↩
ACM_AI Website: ACM_AI ↩
TSE Website: TSE ↩