Nadia is a software engineer and a graduate student in the Master of Arts in Digital Humanities program at CUNY. She has graduated  with a BA in Computer Science and Statistics, helping her to develop skills in software design and development with a focus on ethical practices and critical problem solving. This has sparked her interest in developing Digital Humanities projects that incorporate data visualization and web application spanning a range of topics.

As a team member in the Mapping Cemeteries Project, Nadia is responsible for the web development and mapping effort. This includes framework and tool selection, as well as implementation and testing. She is also responsible for a portion of the research and data collection, pertaining to historic cemeteries in New York City.

[This entry was originally posted on  DHUM 70002 Digital Humanities: Methods and Practices (Spring 2021)  in Personal Blogs and tagged contributor bio, Personal Blog on March 2, 2021 by NedjaEM.]

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