CS148, Winter 2023

Avishek is a second year Masters student in the CS department. Before joining UCSB, he graduated with a Bachelors degree in Electrical and Computer engineering from IIT Roorkee, India and worked as an associate software developer in Goldman Sachs. Last summer, he interned at Meta in their privacy organization. Avishek is interested in backend software development, platforms and infrastructure and distributed systems. Outside of CS, he enjoys listening to pop/Alternative Rock, cooking, playing DOTA2 and soccer and going out on hikes.

Justin is a 4th year computer science student. He had previously completed CMPSC148 building an anime list tracker web app. He is interested in web development, video game development, and machine learning. He has worked with various services/libraries/frameworks including AWS, GCP, Springboot, node.js, Django, React, next.js, and Unity. Outside of CS, he enjoys playing video games and weightlifting.

Kristin is a first year MS student in the CS department. She recently completely her BS degree here at UCSB. She has experience with React, Spring Boot, and Node.js. Outside CS, she enjoys watching films and playing video games.

Mateo is a 3rd year CS major at UCSB with a passion for side projects and hackathons. He is well-versed in web development, machine learning, especially with regards to React, Typescript, and Python. His goal is to grow the UCSB CS community by helping students learn and grow as developers, through this class as well as his work organizing SB Hacks and the UCSB data science club.

Matthew is a 3rd year computer engineering student here at UCSB. He is currently the Webmaster for the university's IEEE organization. He is interested in iOS mobile app development with Swift and also has web development experience with technologies such as React, Node.js, MongoDB, Spring Boot, and Jekyll. Outside of class, Matthew enjoys going to concerts, hiking, watching the NBA, and trying out new food.

Tobias Höllerer is a Professor in the CS department at UCSB, which he joined in 2002. He directs the Four Eyes Laboratory, conducting research in the four I's of Imaging, Interaction, and Innovative Interfaces. He is interested in incorporating modern software development and human-computer interaction design experiences into undergraduate computer science courses. Outside of CS, his interests include playing and coaching soccer, food, hiking, and traveling.

Vivian is an MS student in the CS department. She completed her Bachelor's degree in computer engineering at UCSB and is now earning her Master's degree as part of the BS/MS program. She is interested in mixed reality and human computer interaction. Outside of CS, she enjoys fencing and hiking.