What I did at Imperial College London

I completed my MEng Computing (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning) in the Summer of 2021.

You can get the details of the course at the college website.

You can read my MEng thesis, Rosetta Search, here

The modules I specialised in

Fourth Year

Natural Language Processing, Software Engineering for Industry, Reinforcement Learning, Machine Learning for Imaging, Mathematics for Machine Learning, Privacy Engineering, Finance and Financial Management

Third Year

Computer Vision, Machine Learning, Robotics, Logic-Based Learning, Advanced Databases, Project Management, Network and Web Security

Second Year

Model-based Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms, Operating Systems, Designing for Humans, Networks and Communications, Software Engineering Design, Compilers, Probability and Statistics and Models of Computation

First Year

Graphs & Algorithms, Hardware, Architecture, Programming, Databases, Logic, Reasoning About Programs, Discrete Structures, Mathematical Methods, Java (Laboratories) and Ethics in Computing

Academic Representation Network

Throughout my time at Imperial, I have actively worked with the faculty and staff to make the academic experience of students in the Department of Computing better.

Initially as Year Representative and subsequently as Department Representative, I led a team of ~20 representatives serving undergraduate and postgraduate students in the Department of Computing.

I also lobbied the Computing Department to be the first to switch completely to remote exams in March 2020, putting the safety of vulnerable students first.

🏆 Winner of Union Colours Award • Student Choice Awards 2020

🏆 Student Activity Award • Old Centralians’ Trust

🏆 Top 3 for Outstanding Academic Representation Network Team • Student Choice Awards 2020