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§ Master's coursework

One year, eight courses, one through-line.

A working archive of the projects and papers I produced while studying civil & environmental engineering at Berkeley. Click any course to see the final deliverable, my role, and what I took from it.

Showing 8 courses
§ Term 01

Fall 2025 First semester · 4 courses

ENERES 131
Data, Environment and Society
A lightweight machine-learning forecast for feeder-level congestion across PG&E's distribution system — built entirely on public data, accurate to within 240 kW.
Pythonscikit-learnEnergy systemsTeam of 4
A
4 units Notebook + report
CIVENG 292B
Climate Resilient Infrastructure Design Studio
Designed a watershed-scale, climate-resilient development plan integrating green infrastructure, flood mitigation, electrified mobility, and equitable urban growth for Nosara, Costa Rica.
A
3 units
CIVENG 268E
Environmental Life-Cycle Assessment
Evaluated the full lifecycle impacts of multiple battery chemistries, incorporating second-life energy storage to compare environmental performance per unit of lifetime energy delivered.
A
3 units
CIVENG 256
Transportation Sustainability
Modeled managed V2G charging on PG&E feeders to quantify peak overload, upgrade costs, and equity impacts under 2035 EV adoption. Green Swan Award '25.
A
3 units
§ Term 02

Spring 2026 Second semester · 4 courses

CIVENG 295
Data Science for Energy
Built a 168-hour linear programming optimizer to schedule a 500 MW data center's compute workloads against CAISO day-ahead prices and marginal grid emissions across four BESS configurations.
B+
3 units
ARCH 140
Course only
Energy and Environment
Building thermodynamics, heat transfer, solar geometry, shading, daylighting, and mechanical system design as foundations for energy-efficient architecture.
A
4 units
CIVENG 110
Water Systems of the Future
Designed an integrated water management framework for East Palo Alto unifying stormwater, recycled water, and potable systems for resilience and equity.
A-
3 units
CIVENG 203N
Surface Water Hydrology
Independent geospatial analysis of afforestation's aridity-dependent impacts on China's Loess Plateau. Submitted to Earth's Future for first-author publication.
A
3 units
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Semesters at
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26u
Units toward
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2026
Expected
graduation