January 10, 2010 - Site Upgrade (NEW LOOK!!!)

I have begun working on a new look for my personal website, a little further away from the block style I have used in the past. As of now I only have the main page updated, but will be working down the line through the pages to bring the formatting throughout, and updating the information on those pages as necessary.

You may (or may not) have noticed that there has been a serious lack of updates on this site. I used this site as a presentation space for my work in CS 112 while as a TA. I will keep some of my slides online as references to those that are interested in the work that I have done in constructing reference material for students. You can also see my progression as an instructor (since samples of my work while I was in Kansas are up). The posts that I made on this webpage in regards to the course while I was teaching have been removed as well.

I have left this site alone for as long as I have since I have been working in the Laboratory for the Study and Simulation of Human Movement at George Mason University. I have cleaned up and upgraded their website, which can be found at: http://cs.gmu.edu/~vislab I am also the Lab Manager there and have been doing some interesting work there in an interdisiciplinary group of motivated researchers. You can find more information at that site or on this site as soon as I get around to updating the "About Me"/"Research" section(s).

December 19, 2008 - Site Redesign

The website has gone through some tweaks and modifications to make it easier to navigate, as well as having several content updates:

• About Me (sub)pages content are now up-to-date.
• Courses (sub)pages have been re-organized.
  • Tutorials have been modified and will be written (hopefully soon) to cover the fundamentals of programming in several different languages.
  • Homework has been cleared out and is currently empty between semesters
  • Archive has been updated to include some slideshows(lab slides) that I have written for classes I have taught in previous semesters (only a few are present...since these classes are still being taught).
• Origami (sub)pages have some new information added.
  • Math section now has a little blurb about the mathematics of origami...taken from a paper I had written as a senior at Bloomsburg University.
  • Computer section now has a few links to origami software (mainly to Robert Lang's programs)...hoping to design my own diagramming program soon.
• Contact is now up-to-date.