The purpose of this ETP is to share with my students the knowledge I have gained during this fellowship on climate action that is being implemented by corporate America to address the climate change crisis.
In this SEMI Foundation lesson plan, students will explore the advantages and challenges of transitioning to electric vehicles by comparing emissions, costs, and incentives through collecting data, graphing data, and writing equations.
A Day in the Life of a Data Scientist is a short term project appropriate for any advisory space that has a college and career focus. Students will learn about non-traditional career paths such as: data scientists, machine learning engineers, program managers, and executive positions.
This lesson series asks students to use a machine learning specialization to explore multiple case studies between various predictive models and analyze an intelligent application that makes predictions from data.
Personalized PG&E usage data is readily available for customers, but what can this data tell us?
In this lesson series, students learn about the role of reliability engineering in product development and then engage in a math modeling experience using data related to reliability experiments from my fellowship at Facebook Reality Labs.
Semiconductors are the backbones of electronic devices that are commonly used by people today. A lot of people know and use these common electronic devices such as smartphones, video game consoles, and automobiles.
The purpose of STEM Talks! is to give high school students the opportunity to talk to scientists about their career and/or how their job is related to math and science.
What does clean water have to do with math? This ETP is part of an inquiry-based unit that aims to engage students in using math, science, and engineering skills in a critical and creative way.