Bryce Badgett

I was put in charge of 3 different introductory physics labs under the supervision of a faculty member. I had to teach and review the material taught in lecture for introductory electromagnetism, then lead the lab for the class which included but is not limited to handling materials, showing a demonstration, answering questions. Also, including the in-class responsibilities, I was also in charge of grading all work submitted by students and handling interactions related to that.

Programmed a script to take Gaia data for known white dwarf stars and perform a Fourier transform on the light curve data and set a limit for detection frequencies to discover new pulsating white dwarfs with pulsation periods of less than 400 seconds.