Three Tips for International Students Moving to Raleigh

Moving to a foreign country requires serious planning, but moving overseas with a family takes it to a next level. I moved from Seoul, South Korea to Raleigh with my wife who was in her third trimester of pregnancy. Despite my best effort to have everything planned and sorted out Continue reading Three Tips for International Students Moving to Raleigh

Data Science through a Filipina’s Lens

I have always been drawn to listening and writing stories, but I never knew that this would lead me to Data Science. Prior to joining the Institute, I told stories through graphs and charts on dashboards catered to different audiences. As a Filipino immigrant in the US, I knew I Continue reading Data Science through a Filipina’s Lens

Nothing Like Fall 2 at the Institute

If you are a prospective student and reaching out to previous Institute alumni to gather information, there is a greater chance of you hearing about Fall 2 than anything else in their conversation. (Our semesters are broken up into 5-week modules: Fall 1, Fall 2, Fall 3). Fall 2 leaves Continue reading Nothing Like Fall 2 at the Institute

Reviewing Linear Algebra via Hoffman and Kunze’s Book

During my undergraduate education, I came across a number of different textbooks, none of which really satisfied me. That is until one of my undergraduate professors recommended Linear Algebra by Hoffman and Kunze, which I finally found time to dig into during Dr. Healey’s linear algebra lectures at the Institute Continue reading Reviewing Linear Algebra via Hoffman and Kunze’s Book