Selected Courses

Below is a selection of courses I’ve completed at UW–Madison:

• ECON 330: Money and Banking

  Financial markets, yield curve, balance sheet, and monetary system.

• ECON 410: Econometrics

  Estimation & inference in linear regression; panel data; IV methods.

• ECON 460: Econometric Forecasting

  Utilize databases (BLS, BEA, FRED) to develope and evaluate time-series forecasts on economic indicators, in R & Stata.

• ECON 461: International Macroeconomics

  Balance of payments, exchange-rate models, and frictions linking FX and money (IS–LM) markets; financial hedging tools.

• ECON 468: Industrial Organization

  Cournot competition, price discrimination, and market concentration and structure analysis.

• ECON 661: Issues in International Macroeconomics

  Two-period household/firms model with intertemporal budget constraint via Lagrange. Sudden Stop Crisis and Foreign Exchange.

• ECON 690: Auction Theory and Market Design

  Competitveness monopolistic market design; large markets auction and game theory.

• CS 540: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

  Principal component analysis, isolation forests, and natural language processing.

• CS 544: Big Data Systems

  Docker, gRPC, Spark, Cassandra, Parquet, PyArrow; building fault-tolerant pipelines with I/O optimization and cache management.