Hi, I'm David Dongwon Kim

University of California, Berkeley

GPA: 3.572

CS186 Undergraduate Student Instructor

Teach database topics in discussion sections held every week. Responsible for maintaining and updating the project codebase and head of all software related tasks. Also hold office hours, answer questions on Piazza, and create exam questions.

Software Engineering Intern

Wireless Technologies and Ecosystems organization. Created backend frameworks and implemented APIs for external and internal servers using Java. Wrote SQL queries for PostgreSQL databases and made an iOS application in Swift used by the team for valuable data collection

EE16B Tutor (Lab Assistant)

Assisted students in robotic car-building lab exercises by debugging circuits and C code and review and teach core electrical engineering concepts

AI/ML/Python/Java Instructor

Mentored 100 high school students in multiple programming classes. Taught artificial intelligence and machine learning using Tensorflow, Gym, and Python

Point Trackr

An iOS app built with Swift in xCode that connects to Google's Firebase authentication and database system to keep track of a user's points (Like reward system such as Five Stars). User is able to make an account and login! All data is stored in Firebase.

TimeStamp

Worked with two other people on an application that maximizes the efficiency of scheduling meetings using multiple data structures (TreeMaps, Lists, LinkedLists, PriorityQueues) and algorithms. Users would enter their "busy" and/or "free" schedules for a certain time frame (designated by the event organizer) and the program would output the best time to hold a meeting/event where the most people can attend. For more information, visit my github and/or my Google Drive Folder.

BearMaps

Google Maps, but restricted to only the city of Berkeley. Built using Java and relies on A* algorithm to find the search routes. User is able to drag around the map, zoom in/out, search for locations, and get directions to locations anywhere on the map.

Checkmate

Built a tile/turn based RPG game where the player can move around using WASD keys. The goal is to avoid enemy characters and capture the enemy king. Coded in Java and included a simple GUI. Able to save/load the game and uses pseudorandomness to build maps based off different "seeds."

Voice Controlled Robotic Car

A robot car that drives based on voice commands. Can go straight, straight for a long distance, turn left, and turn right. Uses K-Clustering, PCA, SVD.

Capacitive and Resistive Touch Screens

In EE16A lab, my lab partner and I built simple resistive and capacitive touch screens to apply what we have learned. When a touch has been detected, a sound would be played through an amplifier.