Projects
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- Project: Chromatofocusing
- Client: Dr. Douglas Frey and Nuno Pinto
- Consultants: Andrew Raim, David Trott, and Dr. Matthias Gobbert
- Description: Working with Dr. Frey and his graduate student Nuno Pinto to help better structure and improve the performance of a code that simulates chromatofocusing which is a protein-separation technique. This project is being carried out in conjunction with HPCF.
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- Project: High School Teachers’ Influence on College Choice
- Client: Yvette Mozie-Ross, Assistant Provost for Enrollment Management at UMBC
- Consultants: Merve Gurlu and Dr. Nagaraj Neerchal
- Description: Assisted with data analysis and programmed SAS code. Created frequency tables and generated chi-square statistics to determine the overall association between the importance of high school teachers’ opinion on college choice and other variables such as gender, ethnicity, etc. Conducted simultaneous t-tests to test whether the differences in the proportions of students in different subgroups who find high school teacher’s opinion important and not important are statistically significant
Also Consulted With
- Ronnie Brown, Morgan State University graduate student (Spring 2011, David Trott)
- Yvette Williams, UMBC graduate student (Merve Gurlu)
- Sean Carmody, UMBC graduate student (Xiao-Song Zhong)
- Stephanie Wolf, Virginia Commonwealth University graduate student (Xiao-Song Zhong)
- Charles F. Sperandeo (Kyle Stern)
- Erica Antill, UMBC graduate student (Liz Stanwyck)
- Celeste Lyn Paul, UMBC graduate student (Paula Borrego)
- Laura Niehaus, Towson University graduate student (Merve Gurlu)