Each session, which will happen biweekly, we will go over around 5 Messier Catalogue(chosen because you can sometimes see them with the naked eye or a good pair of binoculars) objects, and I will introduce their history, any peculiarity about them, and then talk about finding them in the night sky. If we have time, I might even present some of my homegrown photos!

This series will consist of 12 sessions, each of which will cover one general topic within Precalculus. This should serve as great revision for exams, or a gentle introduction to the topic should you plan to take the subject in the future.

Assuming you know Python, as it is a prequisite, I will host a session using the IBM Quantum Platform, where you will access your learning materials and online coding platform there. Then, I will introduce you to the API, create a few quantum circuits with you, and dive into the mathematics required for it as well. I promise that by the end of this series, you will be running your code on one of IBM's actual quantum computers throughout the globe!

Each session, which will happen biweekly, we will go over around 5 Messier Catalogue(chosen because you can sometimes see them with the naked eye or a good pair of binoculars) objects, and I will introduce their history, any peculiarity about them, and then talk about finding them in the night sky. If we have time, I might even present some of my homegrown photos!

Being a front-end or back-end web developer is one of the hottest careers in Computer Science nowadays, but to truly harness the power of the Internet, you need to know the theory behind it and its creation. In my series, you will come away with a greater understanding of what exactly languages like Flask and Django actually perform behind the scenes.

We know that the field of medicine has been the source of many controversies regarding various discoveries made recently, i.e. cloning, GMO plants, euthanasia, patient bias, etc. But sometimes, we don't want to mention these in public for fear of starting an argument. Not anymore! At the Med Ethics Lounge, you can calmly discuss such issues and your opinions without fear of reprisal and a willing ear! We just ask that you provide the same to others.

The problem with physics is not the math that is hard, but that some of its concepts are downright confusing, like Newton's third law of motion and imaginary centrifugal force. This series aims to correct that by giving you an intuitive knowledge of physics' laws to prevent you from getting stuck ever again!

We'll be learning about the discipline of palaeontology and then look at it through everyone's favourite historic animal: DINOSAURS!!!

We'll be learning about the discipline of palaeontology and then look at it through everyone's favourite historic animal: DINOSAURS!!!

The problem with physics is not the math that is hard, but that some of its concepts are downright confusing, like Newton's third law of motion and imaginary centrifugal force. This series aims to correct that by giving you an intuitive knowledge of physics' laws to prevent you from getting stuck ever again!

This is a series for those looking to prepare for their AP French exams and do well in them to get a 5. This series is aimed at people who are already mid-way though or have completed the AP French and who are looking to revise, and for people who just want to brush up on a particular area or the other. The topics will be listening, reading, writing, and speaking, in that order as that is how it appears in the DELF exams. Access to a Google Doc is required for most lessons as my Microsoft Office subscription expired and I don't want to renew it. It is also necessary for all the topics except speaking.