Hello! My name is Laura Neltner, and I am an undergraduate student at the University of Cincinnati. On campus, I am involved in Student Government as a Senator At-Large, in Queen City Consulting as an Analyst, and in Lindner Women in Business as former Chief Information Officer. I grew up in Northern Kentucky with three older siblings (2 sisters and a brother), and my oldest sister is getting married this year! In my free time, I enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and playing tennis, baking, playing piano, and reading.
I have been programming with R since August 2022 (for about half of a year). I used it primarily for statistical purposes in a statistics elective, which focused on linear regression. As a result, I have used it extensively for regression but only know the basics about data manipulation.
Compared to R, I am more familiar with variants of Python and SQL. In
two previous internships, I have used Python in conjunction with pandas
in JupyterLab, and
I have also used pySpark and
Spark
SQL in the Databricks
coding environment.
In my first internship, I primarily used coding for data preparation to
feed queries into data visualization software like Tableau and Power BI.
In my second internship, I wrote queries to create dataframes to feed
into machine learning models, which were run in DataRobot Cloud and API.
Here is an example equation to calculate the area of a circle of radius 3
radius = 3
area = pi * I(radius^2)
area
## [1] 28.27433