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Hello! Thank you for taking the time to visit my site. My name is Pranav Jain and I am a CSCE student at Texas A&M University.
Since I was young, I have always loved to build stuff. In middle school, I would spend my weekends following build tutorials by Steve Spangler and Kip Kay on Youtube. In high school, I took the game design and robotics courses offered by my high school. This passion for building stuff led me to choose computer science as my major.
This summer, I finished up my CSCE internship at Takeda Pharmaceuticals, which helped me to learn about how it is like to work in the industry. Currently, I am in my junior year at Texas A&M. I am enjoying my classes this semester and am looking for a CSCE internship for 2022.
In the future, I would like to have a career in which I can use my programming skills to help others. After college, I am planning on either going into industry or doing a masters degree.
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Pranav Jain
TAMU Hack — 2nd place (130 teams) — EyeTrain
Using Python, my team of 4 developed an eye-tracking game (EyeTrain) to gamify eye exercises, which can reduce digital eye strain symptoms.
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Why is blue light bad for your health?
This is a video I made for the Khan Academy Breakthrough Challenge.
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Aggies Invent Facebook — 2nd place (8 teams) — TeeRacking
My team developed a system to reduce the commute time of Facebook employees by enabling them to quickly find available golf carts.
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eCampus CoverUp — Educational Tool
Using JavaScript, I developed two Google extensions which allow students to hide quiz answers while studying for an exam. This is my...
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CoverUp - Educational Tool
Using JavaScript, I developed two google extensions which allow students to hide quiz answers while studying for an exam. This is my...
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Understanding Covalent Bonds
Recently, I began preparing for my organic chemistry course and was reintroduced to the concept of chemical bonds, specifically covalent...
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Challenging the Chinese Room Argument
Having an interest for both medicine and computer science, I often have pondered about the possibility of computers developing...
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Proving something true, by proving it unprovable
While browsing through the internet, I came across an interesting fact. If the famous, unsolved Riemann Hypothesis was shown to be...
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Solving an algebra problem, at 3 levels of inefficiency
To demonstrate the interconnected nature of mathematics, I wanted to try solving the same math problem using tools from algebra, visual...
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An Unusual COVID-19 Prediction Tool
At the end of my freshman year, I decided to participate, along with 3 other students, in the Aggies Against COVID competition. We ended...
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A Lesson about Science
At the beginning of my first general chemistry course at Texas A&M, my teacher assistant for lab began showing us the rules for rounding...
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