Welcome To Ian Watkins' Computer Science Home Page

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Facts:			Favorite Languages:
Cumlative GPA: 3.25			C, C++, Java, Perl

Computer Science GPA: 3.65			Weirdest Active Project:
Classification: Senior			It is a tie between Project: Beer, and my random DFA generator. (Web pages describing the detail of both are comming). Project: Beer is an online multiplayer log parser (get the joke ? Yeah, its cheesy,) with a twist. The release version will simulate play between players who have never met, and predict the outcome. Currently, I'm working with the Half-Life Mod Counter-Strike, but I will adapt it to other games (Diplomacy, Anyone ?) DFA Generator generates a dfa transition table, with a minimum of user input. This dfa can then be tested in various ways.
Completed CS Coursework:
Computer Science 594, GUI Development taught by Dr. Bradley T. Vander Zanden Grade: B+
			Where I'm Going From Here:
			At the moment, I haven't the foggiest. I'm currently planning on writing a thesis in the spring, and am making various arrangements for this at the moment. I am seriously considering grad school, but after a few years in the world of work. Got a job offer ? Email me.
Computer Science 340, Fundamentals of Software Engineering taught by: Dr Stacey J. Prowel Grade: B
			Various links: very cool... Resume fun VERY NOOOO So, I've posted my resume. Just not my pause. Heh. Yeah, that's cheesy too. I'd like to take a moment and say.... I BEAT DR. PLANK !! ~excellent~ !!STATION!! PS2, you have defeated me. I am the empty shell of a gamer, but the war will wage on. I shall overcome. Books Everyone should read: War and Peace, Anna Karenina, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Complete Brothers Grim, The Brothers Karamazov, anything by Rhode Dhal Books NO ONE should read: Teach Yourself ________ in 21 days. The Idiot's Guide to _________. Anything by Paul Riser. Just Remember: I WIN.
Math 431, Advanced Calculus taught by Dr. William R. Wade (Who happened to author the defacto text). Grade. I don't want to talk about it. (C +)
Socialogy 430, Freedom of Speech. (Don't yet know the details. Grade: A
Computer Science 140, Data Structures, taught by Dr. David Straight Grade: B
Computer Science 160, Computer Organization, taught by Dr. Jens Gregor Grade: B
Computer Science 302, Fundamental Algorithems, taught by Dr. Bradley T. Vander Zanden Grade: A
Computer Science 311, Discrete Structures, taught by Dr. Heather Booth Grade: A
Computer Science 365, Programming Languages and Systems, taught by Dr. Bradley T. Vander Zanden Grade: A

Computer Science 380, Theory of Computation, taught by Dr. Heather Booth Grade: A
Expected Graduation: May, 2002

Here's a photo to frighten you:

Friday, August 24, 2001 20:39

Fixed some links. Nothing spectacular. Craptacular is a better word.

--Ian

Tuesday August 21, 2001 14:45

I guess that this is where any update information will go. Later.

--Ian

Friday, February 22, 2002 16:51

Yeah, baby ! I finaillay decided to update this damn page. I rule.

Welcome To Ian Watkins' Computer Science Home Page

Interesting Tidbits about me....

Just Remember: I WIN.

Here's a photo to frighten you: