Made the cover of this semester’s Artist Alley Zine: CMU through the Seasons! (Zine = short for self-published magazine) Every semester the Artist Alley Club works together to create a zine with a theme. This summer the theme was Seasons @ CMU. Super proud of all the campus-based Easter Eggs inserted throughout: And here’s theContinue reading “Artist Alley Zine Cover!”
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Senior Leadership Recognition Award
“For your dedication and leadership in SCS4All and your exceptional work as a teaching assistant in 15-151 and 15-251, along with your leadership as a tour guide, I have nominated you for the Senior Leadership Recognition. Thank you for all you have done to help our students in computer science and address issues of diversity and inclusion on our campus. You areContinue reading “Senior Leadership Recognition Award”
CMWA Award
I just received the Carnegie Mellon Women’s Association Award for the School of Computer Science! (click on the images to go to each part of the award!) It means so much to have my work at SCS recognized like this. I loved reading the 3-page-long nomination letter filled with comments from people across SCS and IContinue reading “CMWA Award”
TAing at CMU
Being a TA is by far the most meaningful experience I have had at CMU. Now that I’ve graduated, I wanted to write something down about it (ya know, before I inevitably grow old and feeble in my mid 20s and forget how important this experience was to me 😛) Life Fulfillment It’s no secretContinue reading “TAing at CMU”
Andrew Carnegie Society Scholar
I am so honored to receive this award Five School of Computer Science seniors have been selected as Andrew Carnegie Society Scholars for 2021. The award recognizes their academic excellence; volunteerism; leadership; and involvement in student organizations, athletics or the arts. Parmita Bawankule, Pranav Kumar, Arnav Mahajan, Stephen Price and Chloe Yan are among 40 students fromContinue reading “Andrew Carnegie Society Scholar”
How to Succeed in 151
What this is:This is advice for the CMU class 15-151 aka “Concepts” aka “Mathematical Foundations for Computer Science.” It’s the intro CS class that all freshmen in the School of Computer Science (SCS) have to take. Who it’s by:I’m a senior in SCS. Though it’s been a while since I’ve taken Concepts, I was aContinue reading “How to Succeed in 151”
Watch Together FB Messenger
It’s here!!!! I worked on the Messenger Cowatch project. It allows you to watch videos together with friends. Check out its official release page for details on How it Works and more. Here’s a pic of me testing it out with my intern mentor. I worked on the Machine Learning portion to rank and listContinue reading “Watch Together FB Messenger”
Remote Internship at Facebook
This summer I was fortunate enough that the company I signed on to intern with, Facebook, was doing a remote internship during the pandemic. I wanted to summarize some of the ups and downs of this experience. Structured Internship Facebook has a very structured internship. Interns (at least on the technical side) are given 3Continue reading “Remote Internship at Facebook”
SCS Day Part 3!
I’ve had the honor of being featured in SCS Day my first and second year and again this time! It was a lot of fun! Here are a few of the comics that were on display: I even got featured in the CMU SCS Instagram page! Can’t wait for next year!
On Volunteering, Optimizing Metrics, and more
This winter break I volunteered at the Southern California Vipassana Center in Joshua Tree near LA. On being free: I’ve done a couple of 10-day meditation retreats in the past through the Vipassana Organization and the neat thing is that it is completely free.Not even that it’s a non-profit, but actually free. You don’t pay forContinue reading “On Volunteering, Optimizing Metrics, and more”
Parmita Bawankule 