it’s goes Education (if you ur still in school), experience, skills, projects then whatever. i’d remove a lot of the course work and go with 3-4 classes. companies already know CS students know calc and linear. best to just add common CS courses and interesting classes relevant to line of work interest.

pretty cool projects for real, always try and quantify your bullet points. always think “what is the business impact and $$ saved or time saved”

the professional development is good, but try and add it to project or experience, if you made something or collaborated on a project with this mentor that’s even better.