Self introduction

Hey, my name is Abdulloh Jurakhonov.I was born in Uzbekistan and am currently studying at the Carl H. Lindner College of Business. I’m interested in using data to solve real-world problems, especially in the fields of business and risk management.

Academic Background

I’m an international student pursuing a double major in Business Economics and Insurance & Risk Management, along with minor in Finance. I have always been intrigued by how data can be used to drive decision-making processes, and I’m excited to apply the analytical skills I’ve gained in this course to real-life scenarios within the insurance and financial sectors.

Professional Background

I am an active member of Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity and the Economics Society at the University of Cincinnati. Additionally, I’ve participated in the Explore Your Future: Insurance Careers Externship Program at Munich Re, where I gained valuable industry insights into risk management and insurance. I’ve also developed leadership and teamwork skills through my involvement in these organizations.

Experience with R

To be honest, I am still new to R, but I am determined to become proficient in it by the end of this semester. Along with my Data Mining course, I am also taking Econometrics, which will provide me with additional opportunities to practice and enhance my skills in R.

Experience with other analytic software

I have experience using Excel extensively for data sorting, financial modeling, and statistical analysis, particularly in courses such as Business Analytics I and II. I also have beginner-level knowledge of Python, where I’ve worked with basic data manipulation libraries, though I haven’t had much opportunity to apply it to data analysis yet. However, I am enthusiastic about learning more and improving my skills in both R and Python this semester.