Marco Perez


		Senior majoring in Computer Science at 
		the University Of Michigan. Looking 
		for a full-time role as a Software
		Engineer in a conductive and fast-paced 
		learning environment where I will gain 
		technical work experience, contribute to
		an effective project, and exercise my
		leadership and team skills in a variety of roles.

Projects

*Contact me for project code! School honor code does not allow public GitHub repositories with class projects.

EECS 183: Elementary Programming Concepts

Introductory course to computer science and programming. Learned the basics of computing, as well as problem-solving and algorithmic thinking. Languages include C++ and Python. Completed projects and created programs that are practical to life outside of class.

EECS 280: Programming and Introductory Data Structures

Computer science fundamentals, with programming in C++.

EECS 281: Data Structures and Algorithms

Course in data structures and algorithms. Learn a number of fundamental techniques to solve common programming problems. For each of these problems, we will look at different solutions focusing on those with significant advantages in time/space and overall elegancy

EECS 285: Practical Programming in Java

Introduction to the Java language, with graphical user interfaces and mobile programming in Java.

EECS 485: Web Systems

A wholistic course of modern web systems and technologies, covering front end and back end

EECS 482: Operating Systems

Operating system design and implementation

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About Me

Hello! My name is Marco Perez. I am currently a Senior studying Computer Science in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at the University of Michigan. After taking my first computer science class my senior year of high school I was hooked. I love coding because I think of it as usable art. If I can think it, I can make it a reality with code. Starting with a blank page and ending with something useful is challenging and the sense of accomplishment cannot be beat! The whole process is addicting and fulfilling. Whatever I may do in the future, I want to be able to make an impact in the tech industry. I not only want to put my Computer Science knowledge to use in order to advance programs, but I also want to inspire and motivate those around me.

When I'm not coding, I can be found touring the city on my bike, in the gym recording educational fitness videos or experimenting in the kitchen. After my parents bought me my first bike in 8th grade, a new love was born. Not only was the feeling of trekking outdoors on two wheels amazing but the bike itself caught my interest. To this date, I have built five bikes part-by-part from scratch. Biking used to be my only exercise regime until I got introduced to weightlifting my first year of high school baseball. What started as a required hour at the gym turned into an amazing addiction. I now run a fitness Instagram with 2500+ followers where I share my fitness tips and knowledge hoping to motivate my followers to get up and moving. My love for cooking can be traced back to the best chef I know, my mom. From a young age, I was curious how someone could make food that was so delicious and my mom made sure to show me all her secrets. Now I spend too much time looking for new recipes to try out in the kitchen. If my food tastes half as good as my mom's then I have succeeded.