
Contributed to the QLAB-Courses/summer_python_econ repository by developing two reusable features that enhance both educational content and practical tooling. Built a multi-part Jupyter Notebook focused on Python fundamentals and poverty data analysis, leveraging Pandas and NumPy for data cleaning, transformation, and economic indicator computation. Designed robust data processing steps to categorize poverty levels, supporting data literacy for learners. Additionally, implemented a timezone conversion tool using Python to handle time calculations between Lima and other cities, and introduced a Mascot class demonstrating object-oriented programming principles. All work emphasized code quality, traceability, and maintainability, with changes linked to tracked issues and commits.
January 2025 focused on delivering two high-value, reusable components in QLAB-Courses/summer_python_econ: an Educational Notebook for Python fundamentals paired with poverty data analysis, and a Timezone Conversion Tool with an accompanying Mascot class. These outcomes strengthen the learning platform, improve data literacy, and provide practical utilities for developers and learners.
January 2025 focused on delivering two high-value, reusable components in QLAB-Courses/summer_python_econ: an Educational Notebook for Python fundamentals paired with poverty data analysis, and a Timezone Conversion Tool with an accompanying Mascot class. These outcomes strengthen the learning platform, improve data literacy, and provide practical utilities for developers and learners.

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