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I am a lecturer and the computer science faculty advisor at the Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Previously, I was an undergraduate at the University of Tennessee (BS 2001) and a graduate student at the University of Washington (MS 2003). I remain a Ph.D. candidate at UW and am completing a thesis entitled "Compiler Optimizations for the WaveScalar Dataflow Architecture". My primary interest is computer science education with a special focus on introductory education. I teach classes ranging from first year computer science (CS1 and CS2) to computer organization, operating systems, and compilers. I also supervise research collaborations with undergraduates each term, usually in work study positions or as independent study courses. Since my background is in compilers for highly parallel, non-traditional computer architectures, most of my current research projects have a systems flavor, though I am also heavily involved in curriculum design and the use (or mis-use) of anonymity in classroom settings. |
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