Hi! My name is Charlotte, welcome to my GitHub profile! I have been coding since 6th grade and during middle school grew familiar with several programming languages and coded for my school's robotics team. However, I only really picked up programming as a hobby in January 2025, after taking CS50x and discovering that programming could be used as a tool to build cool projects! Since then, I have worked on a large collection of largely unrelated projects, with the primary similarity between most of them being that they incorporate some form of Python, typically through Flask. If you have the time, I hope you can check out some of my projects! I am always open to feedback, so if you do and have any suggestions for improvements, please let me know!
- in my free time, I enjoy watching movies, running, and sometimes drawing
- i love studio ghibli!
- i am a programmer on my school's FRC team
- i am a lead for my school's coding club
- i am part of hack club
- i have attended several of their flagship hackathons: shipwrecked and parthenon
- i was a community reviewer + fulfiller for the athena awards and am now one for sleepover
- i am part of SAD (special activities division) and run events on the slack
- i am a local hackathon organizer (daydream atlanta) and am currently organizing campfire atlanta and rainfall (a local athena event)
- MIT's Intro to Deep Learning on OpenCourseWare: i felt that this course did an amazing job going from deep learning fundamentals all the way to modern technologies. my final project is available here!
- CS50x: the first complete coding course i took independently; without it, i never would have been able to create any of my projects
- Stanford's pre-collegiate institutes Intro to AI: my only course on this list that isn't self-paced, a great general introduction to AI for those without a technical background. without this course, i wouldn't have been able to understand the MIT course I later took
check out my portfolio website: https://www.charlottewoodrum.dev/ (the repo is also open-source here on github!)


