Coursework: Advanced Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, Ordinary Differential Equations, Mathematical Proofs, Object-Oriented Programming, Putnam Mathematics Seminar.
Brianna Morgan
Undergraduate Mathematics & Data Science Student at Georgia Tech
I am an undergraduate mathematics student focusing on data science, complex analysis, and low-dimensional topology. My work bridges pure mathematical theory with applied software engineering, statistical modeling, and interactive learning frameworks.
Education
Research Experience
Conducted research in complex analysis via the Directed Reading Program. Authored and delivered technical presentations on stereographic projection, infinite descent methodologies, and their structural utility in proofs surrounding Fermat’s Last Theorem.
Investigated low-dimensional topology and knot theory. Analyzed mathematical representations of knot untangling and presented comparative studies linking topological invariants to the enzymatic mechanisms of DNA topoisomerase.
Collaborated on statistical analysis and equity research in STEM education. Synthesized and evaluated 20+ literature reviews analyzing systemic disparities, educational outcomes, and pedagogical interventions.
Experience & Leadership
Engineered and deployed 10+ enterprise software and data applications using C#, Power BI, and Cursor to streamline business operations and analytics workflows. Executed technical demonstrations for senior executive leadership to drive adoption.
Mentoring a team of 4–5 undergraduate students in an innovation curriculum. Spearheaded the development of Sprouta, an RPG-based educational web application for 3rd–6th graders leveraging LLM-based communication architectures with strict safety guardrails.
Awards & Skills
Languages: Python, Java, C++, LaTeX, SQL, HTML/CSS, C#
Data Science & Tools: Power BI, Cursor, Object-Oriented Design, Statistical Analysis, Git, React, Node.js
Spoken Languages: English (Native), Mandarin Chinese (Intermediate), German (Elementary)
• InVenture Prize Competition Participant (Rumo: Modular Educational Robot Prototypes) [2026]
• William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition Participant [2025]
• American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) & State Math Competition (SMC) — Top 20 Schoolwide
• High School Valedictorian & Principal Cellist (Phoenix Youth Symphony)