Sites & Stuff
       
  AdmissionsGenie (Connexxia LLC)
    You might call me lead developer on Connexxia's AdmissionsGenie service line; I have certainly left my mark on much of the underlying infrastructure. Though, all credit goes to the whole development team including Jim, Julie, An and Stephanie; This entire project would still be several pages of illegible notes if it weren't for the hard work of those folks. Now moving into the 3rd phase of development, AdmissionsGenie has already proven to be an effective set of tools for College Admissions and we have firm plans to make it even better.

Information is constantly being released on connexxia.com. I had no involvement in construction of the connexxia corporate site, for the record. The flash & graphics designs were done by Kristen Isaac of Time and Motion Inc.
      [www.admission.oglethorpe.edu]
[www.admissions.duke.edu]
[admissions.uncc.edu]
...just to name a few...
       
  eSASA.com (Apower Solutions)
      [www.esasa.com]
       
  CASL Laboratory
      [www.ece.gatech.edu/research/labs/casl/]
       
  ARVLSI Conference Registration
    I designed the registration system for the conference; John Lockhart did the nice pages that remain. With what I made on this one, I bought a much needed fifth of Jim Beam and a small bottle of Tylenol (though I came up a little short on the Tylenol).
      [www.arvlsi.org/ARVLSI99/] (defunct)


Graduate Course Work & Slave Labor
       
  EE6175 RISC Computer Architecture
    Simulated The Effects of Pooling Reservation Stations In Tomasulo's Algorithm. Created a versatile simulator of Tomasulo's algorithm using java. Later added a visual interface to the simulator, which will eventually become a tool for computer engineering education.
      Simulator [Source] [ Applet]
Report [PostScript]
       
  CS6432 Parallel Tools
    Craig Ulmer and I took a look at Intelligent Network Interfaces. Craig extend functionality on Myrinet Network Interfaces, while I explored the possiblities of implementing Intelligent Network Interfaces on an Intel i960 I/O board
      Report [Postscript]
       
  CS6397 Educational Technology
    I wanted to see if the techniques we were using as part of the Computer Enhanced Education efforts were educationally sound. The assignments in the class included three papers, two individual papers and a group project.
      Identified the underlying educational philosphies in Knowledge Integration Environment:
[HTML]
Applied the philosphies of education in a learning environment for second year CmpE and EE students
[HTML]
Group Project: Designed a learning environment to teach environmental awareness and research methodologies to high-school kids. Other members of the group: Mikkel Thomas & Jim Rowan
[HTML]
       
  CS8113H Designing Virtual Communities
    Every one gave me a real hard time for taking this one, but I thoroughly enjoyed the course. Basically, I was interested in the culture that is forming around human computer interaction. Believe it or not, the culture is much richer than smelly guys sitting in the computer clusters. As part of the class I completed three papers, two of which I will post here. The first one I must exclude for personal reasons (I know you're heart broken).
      Evaluation of the Globe.com as a "Virtual Community": [HTML]
Design of a Virtual Community for Scuba Divers: [HTML]
       
  Computer Enhanced Education Work
    We wanted to put together some widgets that would allow cmpe2510 students to easily visualize the underlying concept. Time and resources were limited so I put together a set of Javascript presentation and Animated gifs. We hope to readdress these animations with interactive widgets in the near future.
      Multiplication & Division Tutorials [HTML]
       
  Computer Enhanced Education Work
    I was asked to look again at creating teaching tools for CMPE2510. We hoped to enhance the widgets that I had built the following quarter into something a bit more interactive. The solution was a Java Applet that animates the hardware and the state diagram for the multiplication algorithm shown in the students' textbook.
      Multiplication Tutorial [Applet] [Source]
  
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