| resume |
I have a resume (last updated early 2001) in Word | PDF | HTML formats. It's not up to date; I'm not currently job hunting (I'm happily employed at VMware).
| affiliations |
(All past, because I finally graduated! But when I was at Stanford, here's what I did:)
- Stanford University, simultaneous undergraduate and graduate student (because Stanford's crazy like that)
- Symbolic Systems Program, Bachelor's student
- Department of Computer Science, Master's student
- Computer Graphics Laboratory, working on the Digital Michelangelo research project
| coursework |
Images and assignments done for CS 248: Introduction to Graphics, a course I took Winter 1998.
Jeremy Ginsberg and I wrote a prize-winning raytracer for CS 348b: Image Synthesis Techniques, a course we took Spring 1998. Here is Jeremy's much-improved writeup of our project, with sample images and descriptions, and here is the (bare-bones) writeup we submitted for the assignment (under severe sleep deficit at the time!).
I was part of a group which wrote a report on Repercussions of Digital Technology on Artistic Media for CS 201: Computers, Ethics, and Social Responsibility, a course I took in Spring 2000.
| other sites I have a hand in |
If you're interested in stuff I've done that isn't related to school and/or coursework, please visit one of the following.
- A more personal web page:
My personal web site
- Software I've written (useful stuff, I promise!):
Distribution site for shareware and freeware I've developed under the name MaDdoG Software
- Miscellaneous stuff:
My home computer, which may or may not be running a web server