Science, Maths, Computer Science, English
I am a highly motivated Ph.D. candidate in Engineering at the University of Cambridge, building on a strong academic foundation in Computer Science and Data Science. I hold a First-Class degree in Computer Science from Sunderland University, followed by a Master’s in Data Science from Durham University, where I graduated with the highest marks in my cohort.
I am currently doing PhD at Cambridge in Engineering.
My academic journey has been complemented by extensive teaching experience, where I have engaged with students at various levels. I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and helping students achieve their academic and professional goals. My teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that every student has the potential to excel, particularly when they are provided with tailored, interactive, and engaging learning experiences.
Throughout my teaching career, I have developed a systematic approach to instruction, starting with foundational concepts and progressively tackling more complex topics. This method ensures that students build a strong understanding and confidence in the subject matter, particularly in areas such as programming, algorithms, and data analysis.
I am also keenly aware of the rapid changes and innovations in the fields of computer science and engineering, and I strive to incorporate the latest developments into my lessons. My goal is to not only impart knowledge but also to inspire curiosity and a love for learning in my students.
As I continue my research and teaching at Cambridge, I am committed to contributing to the academic community and to the success of my students, helping to shape the next generation of engineers and data scientists.
