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About Me ....
I've been with the electrical and computer engineering
program at York College since 2006. I'm a bit of a typical "geek",
enjoying games of all sorts, from pen and paper to World of Warcraft, and
love putting together new projects - it's how I ended up in the field,
really. I'm heavily invested in becoming a better professor, with a bit of
an emphasis on interesting and realistic projects in my courses. As
examples, I've helped sophomores implement a simple VGA controller on a
Xilinx FPGA and create an LCD output library for an ARM microcontroller.
I've worked with juniors to implement a threading library in Linux, and
create data capture modules for use in our materials lab. Features included
a Windows executable communicating to the device over USB, and a touch
screen display on the device capable of sending data back to the PC in USB
keyboard format, allowing it to interface with computers that don't have
specialized software involved. I'm currently developing a robotics
controller to replace the LEGO RCX module in use in our freshman seminar
course, as well as developing systems for use in teaching Windows CE 6.0 to
our seniors. I've even built a customized keyboard for video gaming based on
the USB HID device class. If you're interested in any projects, feel free to
stop by my office and chat - I'm surprisingly easy to distract with new
things to build.
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