Laryn Qi

Laryn Qi is an undergraduate student instructor (uGSI) at the University of California, Berkeley, specifically within the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS) department. Currently in their third year, Laryn is pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Music. They have demonstrated a strong commitment to education and technology through various roles and projects.

Educational Background and Experience

• Current Studies: Laryn is studying at UC Berkeley, focusing on the intersection of computer science and music.
• Teaching Roles: They have served as a uGSI for the CS61A course, which is an introductory computer science class. Laryn's performance in this role was recognized with the Outstanding Academic Intern Award during the Spring 2020 offering of the course.1
• Research and Projects: Laryn has been involved in several initiatives, including:
  • Working as a Client Developer at Codebase.
  • Joining the Robot Open Autonomous Racing (ROAR) team as a researcher.
  • Volunteering to teach an online version of Stanford's introductory computer science course during the COVID-19 pandemic.12

Professional Aspirations

Laryn is also preparing for a career in software development, having secured an internship as a Software Development Engineer at Amazon. This position reflects their growing expertise in software engineering and development.1

Community Involvement

In addition to their academic pursuits, Laryn is active in community support through organizations like Computer Science Mentors (CSM), which provides guidance to students navigating lower-division EECS courses.1

Laryn Qi's blend of technical skills, educational involvement, and musical interests positions them as a multifaceted individual dedicated to both learning and teaching within the field of computer science.