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.
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)