Joshua De Marco
Student at University of Zürich
Location
Bülach, Switzerland
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Birthday
April 11, 2001
About Me
I'm currently studying Computer Science at the University of Zurich. From tackling various programming languages to diving into the more mathematical aspects of computer science, I thrive on the challenges this field offers.
Coding, for me, is like crafting a story. The satisfaction of solving complex problems after hours of contemplation and compilation provides the thrill for me.
What I am currently learning
An interdisciplinary analysis of financial market responsibilities and their societal impacts from multiple academic perspectives.
Strategic marketing course focused on product development, market research, and launch strategies.
German-taught course on organizational structure and leadership principles in business environments.
Comprehensive study of database design, SQL, and data management systems in modern applications.
Intermediate Spanish language course focusing on fluency development and cultural understanding.
Beginner-level Chinese language course covering basic vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills.
Comprehensive introduction to statistical methods, probability theory, and data analysis techniques.
Advanced mathematical concepts building on Mathematics I, including linear algebra and multivariable calculus.
An introduction to computational thinking and fundamental computer science concepts including algorithms and data structures.
Building upon Informatics I, this course expanded into more advanced programming concepts and software development practices.
A continuation of Business Administration I, diving deeper into advanced management strategies and organizational behavior.
22AINF04
People-Oriented Computing was all about the human-computer interaction. We covered topics like usability, user experience and design.
22AINF03
Diving in to the world of microeconomics was more interesting than i though. We covered topics like supply and demand, elasticity and the theory of the firm.
22AINF01
A course with a vide range of topics. One of my favourite courses so far. We covered topics ranging from bundled prices to structure of machine learning alrogithms. This however, to the cost of only being able to scratch the surface.
22AINF02
This course was all about reaching a intermediate level in Python. A shame that we did not start with something that has more application in the real world.
22AOEC01
An interessting course with focus on practises in both management and marketing.
22AOEC04
This course has been a great repetition of some fundamental concepts of mathematics. My favourite theories from this course have been differentiation, convexivity and the theory of taylor series.