Jesse Cheung
Undergraduate
CS B.A & EECS Minor @ UC Berkeley
Building the future of intelligent machines through Hardware Engineering with a focus on circuits, software, and design tools.
Additional Information
San Francisco • jesse.cheung67@gmail.com • github.com/jessecdob
- Objectives
- Passionate about the work on challenges related to intelligent machines at the intersection of electronics and software to improve society with the end goal to make goods and services abundant. Also have a keen interest in macroeconomics related to the global world;
- Education
- University of California, BerkeleyExpected Grad Date: December 2024
- Major: Computer Science B.A
- Minor: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Courses:
- CS 61A - The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
- CS 61B - Data Structures
- CS 61C - Great Ideas of Computer Architecture (Machine Structures)
- CS 70 - Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory
- EECS 16A - Designing Information Devices and Systems I
- EECS 16B - Designing Information Devices and Systems II
- EECS 149 - Introduction to Embedded and Cyber Physical Systems
- EECS 151 - Introduction to Digital Design and Integrated Circuits
- EECS 151LB - Field-Programmable Gate Array Laboratory
- Current: ELENG 105 - Microelectronics
- ELENG 194 - Special Topics: Nanorobotics
- ELENG 198 - Decal: Hands on PCB Decal
- Current: CS 162 - Operating Systems and System Programming
- MECENG 100 - Electronics for the Internet of Things
- Activity:
- UC Berkeley IEEE - DevOps Team
- UC Berkeley Underwater Robotics Club - Electrical Team
- City College of San FranciscoGrad Date: July 2022
- Major: Mathematics A.S
- Transfer Major: Computer Science
- Courses:
- CS 270 - Computer Architecture w/ Assembly
- CS 160A - Introduction to Unix/Linux
- CS 131B - Programming Fundamentals: Python
- CS 111C - Data Structures & Algorithmn: Java
- CS 110A - Introduction to Programming
- PHYC 4A&4AL - Mechanics for Science and Engineering w/ Lab
- PHYC 4B&4BL - Electrical & Magnetism for Science and Engineering w/ Lab
- PHYC 4C&4CL - Wave and Thermal for Science and Engineering w/ Lab
- MATH 115 - Discrete Mathematics
- MATH 130 - Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
- MATH 110B - Calculus III
- ECON 3 - Principles of Microeconomics
- Activity:
- MESA Scholar Student
- Foundation Promise Scholar
- Metro Transfer Academy
- City College of San Francisco Engineering Dept. Student Lab Aide