Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
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Hi, I'm Mujavid
Former teacher (5 years) now working as a Software Engineer and Designer. Previously worked for Google and Codecademy, a long with a bunch of other startups. Studied Computer Science at UCL, with a First (1:1 / 4.0 GPA). Very passionate about teaching especially technical subjects.
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My education
University College London (UCL)
Computer Science (BSc) - 1:1 (2015 - 2017)
University College London (UCL)
Pharmacy (2013 - 2014)
Fortismere School
A Levels - A*AA (2010 - 2012)
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I taught at a summer intensive course on essentials of Arabic grammar. I wrote this book as an aid to the course. It covers e...
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UCL - Entrepreneurship 1 module - Short Coursework Achieved grade: 84% Report on the emerging UK startup Improbable, includ...
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Series of posters used to explain how the cycle of tech product usage works and how we can add recycling to it.
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UCL - Computer Science - Human Computer Interaction Module - Essay on Software Engineering and its subdisciplines Achieved 1...
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Asked by Andreea
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Letβs write that relationship as a formula: p = k x (1 / r^2) Where k is the proportion constant we need to find. When p=5 and r=2, letβs find ou...Learn more
Asked by Take It
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
First letβs find her total costs: 60 * 120 = 7200 40 * 200 = 8000 Total Cost = 7200 + 8000 = 15200 At a per kg level thia is calculated by doing...Learn more
Asked by Maddie
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
To solve this, we must complete the square: x^2 + 5x + 2 = 0 x^2 + 5x = -2 (x + (5/2))^2 - (5/2)^2 = -2 (x + (5/2))^2 = -2 + (5/2)^2 (x + (5/2))^2 ...Learn more
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Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
There are 5 angles (or vertices) in a pentagon.
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Chemistry βοΈMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
A stronger Bronsted-Lowry acid is, by definition, the stronger proton donor. The ideal bond angle between carbon atoms is 109.5 degrees. In cyclopr...Learn more
Asked by Leila
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
7x123 = 861cm (total height) This is the total height of all 7 students. From this we must subtract the person of height 147cm. 861 - 147 = 714 cm...Learn more
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Science π¬Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
You spelled it correctly! Bioaccumulation is the build up of toxins in a food chain, so that animals at the top are most severely effected. Letβs ...Learn more
Asked by Abbie
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Most common math problems involve some form of multiplication. In school you are taught times tables so that you can be comfortable with solving the...Learn more
Asked by Aniya
Physics πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
The essential equations, at least at GCSE level, I call them the βsuvatβ equations. They each contain some of the values below: s = distance travel...Learn more
Asked by Kiara
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Hi Kiara, by definition a prism is three-dimensional. A prism is a type of 3D shape with flat sides. It has at least two ends that are the same sha...Learn more
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Biology π±Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Down syndrome or Trisomy 21, is caused by a third copy (complete or partial) of chromosome 21.
Asked by Haytham
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
I assume by theta, you mean x. Lets convert those degrees to radians first: 20degrees -> pi / 9 radians 180degrees -> pi radians 4(3^(1/2))sin(3x ...Learn more
Asked by Haytham
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Interpolation is a estimation of a value within two known values in a sequence of values. Example If at time = 0s my speed was 0kmh (0s, 0kmh) and ...Learn more
Asked by Shaan
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
0^0 is mathematically ambiguous and has been debated for a long time. Some say itβs 1 because an exponent to the power of 0 is 1. Others say itβ...Learn more
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History πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Hitler was the leader of the Nazi party (translated in english as the National Socialist German Workersβ Party). Before 1934, the Nazis had a para...Learn more
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Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Since 2x2 is 4, the square root of 4 is 2.
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Economics πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
The formula for income elasticity of demand is: elasticity = % change in quantity demanded / % change in price This is because we are looking for ...Learn more
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Engineering πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Tensile stress is the stress state caused by an applied load that tends to elongate the material in the axis of the applied load, or in other words,...Learn more
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Chemistry βοΈMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
When a system has reached a dynamic equilibrium at a given concentration of reactants/products, temperature, pressure and volume, then a change in a...Learn more
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Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Since our objective is to find β300, we need to separate 300 into its factors, and ideally factors containing square numbers. Here are the steps: 1...Learn more
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History πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
The Weimar Republic faced opposition from the outset in 1919, after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. Economic hardship affected the whole na...Learn more
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Study Skills πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Before I went off to university, my dad gave me a tip. "Treat it like a job. Hit the books Monday through Friday 9-5. Work in the library, not your ...Learn more
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English π¬π§Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
The female of the two horses. She is βa stout motherly mare approaching middle life, who had never quite got her figure back after her fourth foal.β...Learn more
Asked by Omar
Maths π―Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
If weβre looking for the lowerbound of pi, the circumference C would have to be at its smallest and the diameter D would have to be at its highest. ...Learn more
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Engineering πMujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
At Google, and other tech companies Iβve worked at, I met software engineers (SWEs) with backgrounds from physics and maths all way to drama and Fre...Learn more
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English π¬π§Mujavid Bukhari
Software Engineer, Ex-Googler and Computer Science at UCL
Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright, often regarded as the greatest writer in the English language. Some of his most famous works were Ro...Learn more