Greetings everyone, my name is David Santistevan. I'm a second year Computer Science student about to enter third year of college. I've worked with Python for the last 3 years with some experience beyond regular class projects, such as some hackathon participations and a collaboration project between my college and me as a result for a 1st place in one of the before mentioned hackathons.
About my programming experience, I've tried to optimize the code I write with memory and execution time, as well as trying to keep it clean. I've shown a significant evolution with my code that progressed as I've learnt new topics such as Data Structures or Algorithms for example, which you can verify in my Github <https://github.com/dsantistevan> profile. As well as Python, I have experience with Java, and I've theoretically studied C family languages, but haven't done a separate project on them. Other than programming, I've always enjoyed exploring math topics. Right now I'm familiar with: - Linear Algebra - Boolean Algebra - Univariable and multivariable calculus - Ordinary Differential Equations - Numerical Analysis - Combinatorics - Mathematical Logic I would like to work in the Assumptions project, due to the math involved as well with the coding challenges, which motivate me help the community while having personal growth. I apologize if I made a grammatical mistake, English is my second language and my native language is Spanish. I wish I could have some feedback about where to start, as well as some recommendations. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "sympy" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/sympy/29af2d4b-4daa-4adf-b454-8791c7fe8721%40googlegroups.com.
