Geometry with Morgan S.

I'm currently an engineering science student at the University of Toronto, working towards a bachelors in robotics. In my spare time, I'm an avid programmer and tinkerer; right now I'm working on a metroidvania-type video game in Unity, as well as a convolutional NN for stock price prediction. I'm hoping to pursue a career in machine intelligence, but I'm also extremely interested in the world of embedded processing and low-level programming. In high school, I threw myself into math and physics olympiads. At the time, I mostly did it for the thrill of competition with my peers, but during the process, I developed logical thinking and problem solving abilities which I now treasure far more than the dusty plaques, medals, and certificates sitting in my parents' basement. My experiences in competitive math and physics have taught me that the ability to learn - rapidly and effectively - is one of the most valuable things that a person can have, and that's what I try to develop in all of my students.