Jasper CH Lin

Apps & Chrome Extension:

Retriever (2023 - present)

• Location based task manager.

Aistein (2023- present)

• In partnership with SingularMaker, we created a Chrome Extension intended to assist students afford subscription based educational websites like Chegg or Numerade. This extension utilizes Ai APIs to help students solve math or physics questions effortlessly. With a click of a button, the extension will scan their screen, identify the question at hand, and answer their questions step by step.
• While the extension still utilizes AI APIs, we had made sure that it is still free and accessible. Instead of having students having to pay these Ai API individually, the extensions operation costs are distributed across many users, making the total cost cheaper. In addition, Data Science Club have provided club funds to be able to pool this extension, thus enabling each user to benefit from the service.

Research papers and projects:

Rienmann Sphere  (2023 Winter)

• One of the projects for Honors Modern Topics in Computer Science was exploring more in depth into the world of Quantum Computing. The topics my group chose was the Rienmann Sphere which has a lot of implications in Quantum Computing such as the Blochs Sphere.
• In this project we explore much in the mathematical theories behind the Rienmann Sphere and researched about its possible implications for Quantum Computing

Machine Learning Fluid Dynamics Research Paper (2023 - present)

• In collaboration with Dr. Baytun, Honors Modern Topics In CS teacher; Mr. Matlock, AP Statistics Teacher; and Andrei Ichisenko, UCSB PhD student, we researched into how machine learning is utilized in the world of fluid dynamics.
• Our research delved deep into reduced order modeling for temporal evolutions of fluid flows.

Data Science Club (2022 - present)

President

• Developed, organized, and led class structures and curricula. Taught statistical methods and also how to utilize coding languages such as Python and R to help create statistical charts, analyze data.
• Design classes which were more engaging such as games and workshops in order to build interest among new members and people new to this area
• Initiated and led collaborative data science projects with real world applications such as non-profits such as SingularMaker
• Successfully expanded the Club's membership and increased participation through engaging activities and many recruitment efforts. Foster interest for statistics and data science at school.
• Club advisor, Dr. Baytun, created Data Science Class after seeing more people interested in area.
• Invited Mr. Matlock, AP Statistics Teacher, to give a speech about his time working as a particle physicists at CERN and how data science was actually extremely important during his time there. Real World application.
• Programming Languages Used: Python, Java, matlab

Statistics Club (2021 - present)

President

• Invited to attend a class at Tamkang University led by Dr. Yu Shyr, Professor of Biostatistics from Vanderbilt, with some club members. Class topics included advanced statistical methods used to analyze data for COVID-19 patients, and also utilizing programming languages such as R to perform these statistical methods.
• Win the Pride Competition (Silver). Win the pride competition is organized by the Technology and Science department of the Taiwanese government, encouraging students to utilize online datasets to address current socio-economical issues. Our paper looked into potential methods to increase birth rates in Taiwan

Special Sports Society (2022 - present)

Co-founder

• Initiated and collaborated with multiple disabled sports organizations, such as Boccia Sports Society. Many of these disabled athletes went on to Olympics.
• Brought 50-100 members out to volunteer at training sessions or competitions.
• Organized multiple training events and also competition settings.
• Helped manage club finances such as donations and also school fair events to fundraise more money
• Recruited 300 school members, through club fairs, promotions. and active participation.
• Someone donated 150,000 → impact

Artificial Intelligence Club (2022 - present)

Co-President

• Designed Taipei American School Campus Map Project. A chatbot that facilitates campus navigation for newcomers using Python
• Led clubs in reading academic articles related to project.
• Developed and published Retriever on Apps store. A task management application with a unique location based reminder system. Utilized swift programming language to developed the application for iOS systems. Designed the logo and features in app.
• Started a project on a Ai based mathematical tool that solves equations and math questions from your camera.
• Programming Languages used: Java and matlab

Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science (2023 - 2024)

• Clarified curriculum topics that students were struggling with.
• Gave advises on how to study for school tests, how to practice, where to practice, and also how to study for the AP exam
• Held office hour and workshop sessions for students who wanted to ask questions, encouraging students to take active participation in their own learning and foster a sense of passion for it
• Made sure classroom and students were organized to optimize learning environments.
• Gave a few lectures on course topics.
• Successfully got through AP Computer Science exams from my class. Got good scores

TYPT Physics Club (2021 - present)

Member

• Interested in learning topics in physics that were beyond class curriculums.
• Asked for help with topics that were difficult to understand
• Worked on multiple labs and experiments.
• Worked on fluid dynamics experiments and clarified some physics theories in order to help with my machine learning project.

Volunteer and Collaboration with SingularMaker (2023 - present)

• Collaborated and taught how to teach basic coding and Ai classes to young students in Chinese. Helped with translations for only English speaking students.
• Guided 30-40 students, Kindergarten to High School, in all sorts of classes such as coding and also building projects
• Engaged in hands on teaching. Managed classroom discipline and made sure everything was organized
• Plan to hold my own class and hold a competition for lower schoolers
• Created an Ai coding project (Chrome extension) that helps less privileged students solve mathematical or physics questions that are blocked by paywalls.

Win the Pride (Statistics Competition) - Silver

• Win the pride competition is organized by the Technology and Science department of the Taiwanese government, encouraging students to utilize online datasets to address current socio-economical issues.
• Our paper looked into potential methods to increase birth rates in Taiwan. First addressing these societal problems and potential method to solve them.