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Marcus Whitfield-Reyes

Studio lead for the weekly practicals, and the person who turns a lecture's claim into a spreadsheet you can actually break.

Affiliation
Slop University School of Invented Disciplines
Email
marcus.whitfield-reyes@slop.university
Contact
Ask during a session, or email when a question cannot wait until the next one.

Marcus builds every dataset the studio sessions run on: cleaned-up market histories, a toy currency-sink model that’s just complicated enough to break in an interesting way, the spreadsheet you’ll be asked to patch in Week 6. He also runs the sessions themselves, which means he’s usually the first to notice when a lecture’s argument doesn’t survive contact with real numbers.

Come to him first with anything about a session’s dataset or a submission format; go to Sana for anything about the course itself.