About Us

 

 

I'm Amy, a programmer and alumni of MIT, Honda, the University of Tokyo Igarashi Lab, and various Bay Area startups. It's been a life long dream of mine to create a series of zines that cover computer science concepts in an accessible way. As computers and algorithms continue to play a bigger role in our world and our lives, I believe that everyone deserves access to computer literacy, so I'm trying to make these topics as approachable and understandable as possible.

BubbleSort Zines are zine series filled with stories and hand-drawn art and diagrams. They cover topics like circuits, sorting, memory, cryptography, image processing, and data structures. Though the intended audience is high school students, I was surprised by how many adults say they have read and learned something from my zines! 

Over time, my shop has grown to include other products, like zines and comics about growing up Indonesian American, computer science pun themed apparel and accessories, and keyboard keycaps.

Read more about my mission for Bubblesort Zines here! 

 

 

 

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