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Cierra Koen

Majored in Computer Science
Georgia State University, Class of 2023
From Buford, GA
I am a technology enthusiast and a passionate learner, committed to staying at the forefront of the ever-evolving tech landscape. As a woman in tech, I embrace leadership opportunities to contribute to this dynamic field.
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Cierra Koen Earns a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science

Cierra Koen of Buford earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Georgia State University during the Summer 2023 semester. More than 2,000 students earned degrees at the associat...

January, 29 2024 - Verified by Georgia State University
Cierra Koen Named to the Spring 2022 Dean's List at Georgia State University

Cierra Koen of Buford has been named to the Dean's List at Georgia State University for the spring 2022 semester. To be eligible for the Dean's List, degree-seeking students must have earned a GPA...

May, 26 2022 - Verified by Georgia State University
Cierra Koen Named to Spring 2021 Dean's List

Cierra Koen of Buford was named to the Spring 2021 Dean's List at Georgia State University. To be eligible for the Dean's List, degree-seeking students must have earned a GPA of at least 3.5 for a...

June, 03 2021 - Verified by Georgia State University
Cierra Koen Named to Spring 2020 President's List

Cierra Koen, of Buford, was named to the Spring 2020 President's List at Georgia State University. To be eligible for the President's List, degree-seeking students must have earned a GPA of at lea...

June, 05 2020 - Verified by Georgia State University
Cierra Koen Named to the Fall 2019 President's List at Georgia State University

Cierra Koen of Buford has been named to the Fall 2019 President's List at Georgia State University. To be eligible for the President's List, degree-seeking students must have earned a GPA of at le...

February, 10 2020 - Verified by Georgia State University
Cierra Koen was recognized for graduating
I graduated as an Honors student in 2019.
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Vice President of the Programming Club @GSU
Skillfully devised and coordinated data structure review sessions and coding events, fostering an interactive learning environment for students. Exemplified strong leadership qualities by effectively coordinating and supervising committee members to achieve organizational goals.
Spring 2022 - Spring 2023 - Georgia State University
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Civic engagement
Through an organization called Plantlanta, students were given shovels to dig up kudzu from the soil to have flat land for plants. The property was going to be used to have a community farm.
Fall 2019 - Georgia State University
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Senior Conference Assistant at Georgia State University

As a customer-focused professional with experience in hospitality management, conflict resolution, and event coordination, I excel in providing top-notch support as a support staff member for the CA desk. I am adept at managing desk operations to ensure smooth guest arrivals, resolving conflicts and issues, and overseeing key management processes. With a strong attention to detail and excellent communication skills, I consistently deliver exceptional customer service and contribute to the success of group events and arrivals through effective coordination and preparation.

April 2023 - August 2023
Global Technology Intern at Nike

As a Software Engineer Intern at Nike, I had the opportunity to contribute to the development and enhancement of the Nike Running Club application. During my internship, I successfully launched and deployed an AI/ML model, leveraging tools such as Tensorflow, XGBoost, and Amazon AWS for accurate and efficient model predictions. Through this experience, I gained valuable insights into the practical application of machine learning in the context of a real-world, industry-leading organization.

June 2022 - August 2022
Conference Assistant at Georgia State University

I provided customer service, support, administration, and team member responsibilities. General job duties involve providing front-line customer service, guest management, and logistics, performing administrative duties by serving as the CA on duty. I would also work select events, support resident guests and building security procedures, attend training, follow emergency protocols, enforce university policies, and serve as a resource and role model to peers.

May 2021 - August 2021
Front End Fundamentals
Explore my web programming class assignments that delve into front-end development fundamentals. Throughout this course, I've delved into HTML/CSS, PHP, JavaScript, and MariaDB SQL, gaining valuable insights into web development. Each project offers unique lessons: (1) Personal Webpage: This project provides hands-on experience with HTML and CSS. It explores elements like classes, IDs, buttons, span tags, and anchor tags, enhancing my skills in structuring and styling web content. The index.html file serves as a central hub connecting all projects, allowing easy exploration. (2) TMNT Movie: Visit TMNT Movie to see my mock review page inspired by Rotten Tomatoes. I've honed my skills in manipulating element placement and alignment, understanding display properties like float and position in web development. (3) NerdLuv: At NerdLuv, I created a dating site with user sign-up and matchmaking features based on gender, age range, and more. This project involved PHP post forms, data extraction from "singles.txt," and provided insights into user authentication, form handling, and data manipulation. (4) 15 Puzzle: I designed a sliding puzzle game with various levels (3x3, 5x5, and 10x10) using JavaScript and animation. Highlighted adjacent squares for swapping enhance the user experience. (5) BrewTrade Dashboard: The BrewTrade Dashboard project integrates MariaDB to manage user information for a fictional coffee-selling company. It includes user sign-up, login, and admin dashboard pages, with a focus on PHP and MariaDB integration to streamline user flows.
August 2023 - Software Projects
Study Buddy
The team web application project, Study Buddy (SB), aims to provide a platform for students to find study groups and partners based on their specific needs. With a focus on facilitating group discussions for academic pursuits, SB will offer a matchmaking system to pair studiers with the most suitable study buddies, ensuring a more effective study experience. Students will be able to create accounts and complete a matchmaking quiz. Additionally, SB will support group chats (Study Groups) where scholars can create and manage discussions, set privacy settings, and invite studiers. The project assumes that students benefit from studying with peers, aims to limit distractions by restricting notifications, and emphasizes the importance of interactive communication during study sessions. The app will leverage web services and Google APIs for features such as the Google signin functionality. The functional requirements of the system include account creation, a matchmaking quiz, and the ability to create, join, and manage Study Groups with various privacy settings, and studier moderation features. Check out my team's SystemRequirements.md file to know more about the project or visit our deployed app at www.studybuddy.fly.dev !
May 2023 - Software Projects
Hotel Cancellation Predictor
Conducted an extensive evaluation of 13 different machine learning algorithms on various training and test splits, utilizing metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and f1-score to determine the best-performing model, contributing to the project's overall success in predicting hotel cancellations.
April 2023 - Software Projects
Intro to Java: Workshop
Most students at GSU who are new to the Computer Science major have all been taught in Python as their first language although many C concepts are packed into Java. I decided to host a workshop to learn more about Java and how to use it!
March 2023 - Presentations
HackJam #2: "Gamify: SVG, Javascript, & HTML"
For the Programming Club, I organized a special project focused on teaching students about SVGs (Scalable Vector Graphics) and challenging them to build a game within a two-week timeframe. Through workshops and tutorials, students were introduced to the concepts and techniques of using SVGs for game development. They learned how to create interactive graphics, implement animations, and handle user interactions using SVGs. The project encouraged students to apply their newfound knowledge and creativity to design and develop their own unique game using SVGs as the primary visual elements. The goal was to provide an engaging and practical learning experience where students could explore the possibilities of SVGs in game design and showcase their programming skills.
February 2023 - Presentations
HackJam #1: Spotify APIs
In the ProgClub@GSU event, students were introduced to the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, Python, and Spotify API through a two-hour lecture. Following the lecture, the students were given a two-week coding project to apply their knowledge and create their own web application. The project challenged them to expand on the concepts covered in the lecture and encouraged creativity and innovation in designing their application. With the Spotify API integration, the students had the opportunity to explore music-related functionalities and incorporate them into their web application. Overall, this project aimed to provide a hands-on learning experience, allowing students to demonstrate their understanding and showcase their coding skills.
January 2023 - Presentations
Trees & Graphs: Data Structure Review
This slideshow was created in order to teach students about a powerful Data Structure that they will see in the future. I also preceded examples of Leet Code questions that they will probably encounter over the course of their Computer Science journey.
October 2022 - Presentations
Linked List Review
Here is a PowerPoint of a short review of linked lists and examples that I followed along with the students of the Programming Club!
September 2022 - Presentations
Learning C and Bash
The "Learning-C-and-bash" code includes a collection of C files and bash scripts. The C files cover various functionalities, such as testing if a file contains text, calculating final prices, formatting phone numbers, finding average word length, reversing numbers, identifying shortest and longest words, implementing a custom string copy function, converting seconds to hours, minutes, and seconds, swapping characters in strings, and checking password strength. The bash scripts include a help file with ten commands and a script to provide explanations for each command. Additionally, there is a C file to sort numbers in ascending or descending order, a bash calculator file for basic arithmetic operations, and a phonebook script with a corresponding text file for storing and managing contacts.
December 2021 - Classwork
Data Structures Hashmap and Hashset Review
The difference between Hashmaps and Hashsets
April 2021 - Presentations
Digital Learners to Leaders Virtual Edition Summer 2020
Finding digital solutions for Georgia State students in preparation for online learning throughout COVID-19.
July 2020 - Others
Hospitality Resume
General Cover Letter
Computer Science Resume
Data Science Resume

President's List 2 Dean's List 2 Graduation

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