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Developer {

BS in Computer Science

Winthrop University

After taking programming classes in high school, I decided to pursue computer science as something more than a hobby. During my time at Winthrop University, my courses revolved around many topics, including:

• data structures
• algorithm analysis
• theoretical computing and automata
• computer/operating system/programming language architecture
• project management
• security
• database design
• web application development
• critical thinking
• computing ethics
• how to win first place at a programming competition
• way too many programming languages and frameworks to list

Outside of the classroom, I have been growing my skill set by learning additional programming languages and frameworks, front-end and back-end, and using that knowledge to create websites and projects. For example, I took some time to learn WebGL to create that visual at the top. I also own ethan, the NPM package.

};

Designer {

Minor in Digital

Information Design

In high school, I took a horrible web design class that involved working with a pre-Adobe version of Dreamweaver. However, that led me to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on my own. Once I honed down the basics, I experimented by creating cool-looking “pens” on Codepen, with some of them showing up on their homepage.

At Winthrop, I took their unique digital information design program as a minor, where I learned more about front-end development, user interfaces, user experience, information architecture, and how to properly use Photoshop and Illustrator.

On my own, I wanted to make my work look even better. I learned how to make clean and consistent user interfaces that are more than a pretty coat of paint. I inevitably became a type nerd, searching for amazing fonts like Iosevka, my programming font of choice and the font I used for this website.

};