I
received my Bachelor's and Master's degree in computer science from
Sacramento State University. I thoroughly enjoyed my time as a student.
Besides the usual stress and work inherit to studying, I found college
incredibly fun - from being involved in clubs, serving in the Associated Students (ASI), and,
of course, getting to learn computer science.
After working in private industry for a while, I returned to Sac State as a lecturer in the Computer Science Department in 2005.
Flowgorithm is a programming tool which
allows students to write and execute programs using flowcharts. The
approach is designed to emphasize the algorithm rather than the syntax
of a specific programming language. These flowcharts can be executed
directly by the application or converted to several major programming
languages. These include: C#, Java, Visual Basic. NET and Python.
The software was written to be used in CSC 10.
For my Master's Project at Sacramento State University, I wrote a multiple programming language parsing system called GOLD. The first and second readers were Dr. Du Zhang and Dr. Radimsky. I have continued to maintain and expand the application over time - so it's an ongoing project. I am quite flattered with comments and accolades that come in from around the World.