I am a paid undergraduate researcher, working under the iCAMP Program, learning and developing new methods for problems in computational mathematics.

I am part of tree ten-member teams, working on the games Angry Hand of God, Float, and Gnome Man's Land on the XNA platform using the C# programming language. My roles have been to program the various game objects and interactions. The games are in the process of becoming published games on the XBox Live Indie Game arcade.

I was a paid tutor for ICS 21 and ICS 22, which are both introductory computer science courses offered under the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences. I am helping those new to programming understand the basic concepts of object-oriented programming and design. I was given this opportunity because of my excellence in these introductory courses.

I worked with a biologist researcher to visualize the antibiotic-resistant bacteria to a number of currently available antibiotics. The image below is the final visualization showing specific antibiotics on the outer ring, and specific isolets in the inner ring, and connections indicating resistance.