JIA YI XUE

Dynamic professional with experience at Luckin Coffee, excelling in customer service and beverage quality. Proven skills in script writing and video editing, leveraging AI tools to enhance content production. Bilingual in Chinese and English, with strong communication abilities, I am committed to delivering exceptional results and fostering positive client experiences.

• Chinese (Mandarin), Bilingual (C2)
• English, Advanced (C1)

• Volunteer for the Auckland Moon Festival on 2024-09-15 at Potters Park, hosting and helping with the program 'lantern trick guessing' program “lantern trick guessing”

• STATS 108 A+
• An ability to gain insight from data enables organisations and individuals to inform their decisions, make predictions and generate new knowledge. Advances in technology allow us new ways of thinking and reasoning in the physical and social sciences, and finance. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to statistical investigation and analysis, and equip them with the skills and confidence needed to navigate the modern world of data.
• STATS 125 A+
• An ability to gain insight from data enables organisations and individuals to inform their decisions, make predictions and generate new knowledge. Advances in technology allow us new ways of thinking and reasoning in the physical and social sciences, and finance. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to statistical investigation and analysis, and equip them with the skills and confidence needed to navigate the modern world of data
• MATHS 108 A+
• MATHS 108 covers selected topics in algebra and calculus and their applications, including linear functions, linear equations, and matrices; functions, equations, and inequalities; limits and continuity; differential calculus of one and two variables; and integral calculus of one variable After successfully completing MATHS 108 students will be well prepared for further courses in mathematics, such as MATHS 208 or Maths 120/130, depending on the grade received.
• COMPSCI 120 A+

Basic mathematical tools and methods needed for computer science are introduced. Elementary mathematical skills for defining, analysing and reasoning with abstracts objects used in programming are developed. Topics include integers and rational numbers, strings and languages, methods of proof (including induction), propositional logic, and elementary introductions to graphs, trees, counting and probability.

• COMPSCI 110 B+
• An introduction to the various layers that make up a modern computer system: encoding of data and instructions, hardware, low-level programming, operating systems, applications, and communications
• BUSINESS 114 B
• BUSINESS 114 provides an introduction to accounting and finance as well as basic analytical models that use accounting and finance data. The course aims to show you how and why accounting information matters as an integral part of decision-making processes, both inside and outside the business. Since business decisions have legal consequences, you will also examine the legal context in which businesses in New Zealand operate when making operational and strategic decisions affecting both owners and significant stakeholders.
• BUSINESS 111 B-
• Business involves creating and capturing value through innovation and entrepreneurship. Develops an understanding of customers and markets, and the legal, economic and social environment within which business operates, nationally and globally. Develops personal and professional capabilities needed in business, including strategies to manage self and work effectively with others.