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A first-class honours degree in Mathematics & Statistics from Trinity College Dublin. This rigorous study of pure mathematics and statistics teaches graduates to think cleverly about tricky problems and instills in them the belief that nothing is too difficult to figure out.

First Class Honours · 1.1

B.A. Mathematics & Statistics

Trinity College Dublin

2020 – 2024

I graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a first-class honours degree in Mathematics & Statistics and a Gold Medal for academic excellence. The degree covered pure mathematics, statistics and computational methods across four years.

First Year

Junior Fresh
Single-Variable Calculus Multi-Variable Calculus Classical Mechanics Linear Algebra I & II Statistics I & II Real Analysis C Programming Computation & Logic

Second Year

Senior Fresh
Complex Analysis Advanced Analysis Differential Equations Euclidean & Non-Euclidean Geometry Applied Probability II Abstract Algebra I & II Analysis in Rⁿ Management Science Methods Probability & Theoretical Statistics

Third Year

Junior Sophister
Modern Statistical Methods I & II Algebraic Topology Group Reps (Abstract Algebra III) Number Theory Numerical Analysis Linear Programming Partial Differential Equations Practical Numerical Simulations Multivariate Linear Analysis Stochastic Models in Space & Time I & II

Fourth Year

Senior Sophister
Data Analytics Statistical Inference I & II Linear Statistical Methods I & II Decision Analysis Linear Partial Differential Equations Capstone: Deep Learning Neural Networks →
Trinity College Dublin Gold Medal in presentation box
Academic ExcellenceOct 2024

Trinity Gold Medal

Gold medals are awarded by the Board of Trinity College to candidates of the first class who have shown exceptional merit at degree examinations.

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Undergraduate Thesis Apr 2024

Deep Learning Neural Networks

A summary research paper exploring the underlying mathematics behind neural networks.

LaTeX Mathematics Research Read the paper →