Originally, my inspiration for becoming a Software Engineer because of my ability to think critically and utilize my STEM abilities to 
                help others. By putting my efforts to solve world problems through coding and programming life-assisting machinery and online services, I am contributing 
                to the world around me by making the quality of life for every person just a bit easier and more pleasing. 
 My objective is that I am looking for an 
                internship within the following disciplines for Summer 2023: software engineering (back-end / front-end / full-stack), cloud development, mobile development,
                 and/or game development. 
              
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                    In-Major GPA: 4.00 | Cumulative GPA: 4.00
                  
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                    Unweighted GPA: 4.00 | Weighted GPA: 4.51
                  
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                    • Developed a basic understanding of concepts relating to Kubernetes Clusters and Linux Containerization. 
                    • Researched the newest applications of Unikernels, a specialized, single-address space machine image created by 
                    using only required OS libraries to reduce file size and increase performance within Linux-based Containerized 
                    Images. 
                    • Designed a containerized DSP Spectrogram Application (with audio-processing functionality) on a Kubernetes 
                    Cluster using Three.js, a JavaScript Library / API used for rendering 3D computer graphics on Internet Browsers. 
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                    • In charge of the Virginia Tech SASE chapter's website, especially continual maintenance, regular updates on dates of 
                    SASE Fall and Spring Semester events along with post-event pictures. 
                    • Generate Google attendance forms for all SASE events (Internal/External) for the Fall and Spring Semester. 
                    • Perform annual data analytics using Microsoft Excel for the Virginia Tech SASE chapter, reporting statistics on member 
                    demographics & diversity along with member event attendance trends throughout the past academic year. 
                    For more information about the VT Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE), please click on the following link 
                      here.
                      
                  
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                    • In charge of producing solutions and grading 200+ students’ programming assignments and projects. 
                    • Holding 6+ office hours every week to assist students with the programming language’s concepts & assignments. 
                    • Assisted students in developing computational problem-solving skills and software solutions to a variety of 
                    multimedia, scientific, and engineering problems using the Python programming language. Topics include statement 
                    sequencing, conditional program flow, iteration, functional decomposition, and recursion. Simple numeric data 
                    types, strings, lists, list comprehensions, sets, and dictionaries. Input/output of file-based data, content 
                    obtained from the web, and manipulation of digital images along with basic object-oriented concepts, classes, 
                    objects, and methods. 
                    For more information about the VT Department of Computer Science UTA Program, please click on the following link 
                      here.
                  
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                    • Educates the youth about the religious teachings and doctrines associated with Catholicism. 
                    • Reinforces the youth about the importance of Vietnamese culture and traditions 
                    For more information about the Vietnamese Eucharistic Youth Movement (Thieu Nhi Thanh The) Organization, please click on the following link 
                      here. Additionally, for more information about the Catholic church that I serve, please click
                      on this link here.
                  
In Graph Theory, one of the most common solved problems is detecting cycles in graphs. In my Applied Combinatorics and Graph Theory
                   course, we covered how to visually detect graph cycles. Some specific applications include GPS systems and CPU deadlocking. However, I wanted 
                   to elevate the sophistication of this algorithm from just solving it on-paper to using programming. Therefore, using concepts such as recursion 
                   and Depth-First Search (DFS), I was able to make an interactive program where the user could enter the vertex (and inadvertiently the edge) 
                   data to build the graphical representation and detect cycles. 
                   (Link to GitHub Repository)
                
Know what a NFT is? Given that NFTs and blockchains are fairly popular in 2022, my same team for VT HackViolet 2022 designed
                  an application that utilizes the APOD API from NASA to get a new space image every day, creates a unique hash for that image using the
                  IPFS standard, and mints it on a blockchain run through Hedera. Additionally, there is an incorporated demo for a google extenstion that
                  would allow users to see this new image every day on the google.com homepage and mint it from their browser, streamlining the process. 
                  (Link to GitHub Repository)
 Around Febuary 2022, my Hackathon team were in the area when a shooting unfortunately broke-out in the neighborhood near our college 
                  campus the day before the Hackathon. This application was designed to notify the individual of impending emergencies in the area using a 
                  Twitter API from our institution, Virginia  Tech, to seek shelter in cases of emergency and to stay safe out of harm's way. 
                  (Link to GitHub Repository)  
                
What's with Computer Science? Have you always wanted to learn what's the deal with programming? This 3-minute YouTube video
                  explains everything you need to know about Computer Science in 2022, why students need to learn it, and how to join this Technological 
                  Revolution. 
                  (Link to YouTube video)
                
Have you ever thought about what goes into making a TedTalk a great type of podcast? Here, there is great
                discussion that goes in-depth to break down the anatomy and rhetorical skills needed for a TedTalk presenter to 
                transform himself/herself into an ordinary speaker into a unforgettable scholar of their discussed topic. 
                (Link to podcast)
                
              
Have you played online videogames recently in 2022? If not, let me give you some insider information: large-scale video game 
                  companies have been plaguing their popular titles with new pay-to-win models of gameplay. Surprised? Or just outraged like 
                  me? Want to read more? I gave my full remarks about the travesty happening at Rockstar Games Inc. and how to save this once 
                  thriving company from turning into an utter embarrassment within the gaming commmunity. 
                  (Link to Blog post)
                
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