Academic

Courses

• Spring 2008
  • MUS/COS 314 - PLOrk: Computer and Electronic Music - Dan Trueman and Perry Cook
  • COS 333 - Advanced Programming Techniques - Brian Kernighan
  • ATL/THR 498 - Atelier WIND-UP
  • COS 342 - Graph Theory - Sergey Norin
  • DAN 309 - Modern Dance -
  • MUS 103 - Intro to Music - Simon Morrison
• Fall 2007 - in Progress
  • COS 429 - Computer Vision - Fei Fei Li
  • THR 317 - Theatrical Design - Robert Brill
  • MUS 250 - World Music Cultures - Peter Jeffrey
  • PSY 207 - Abnormal Psychology - Michael Litchman
• Spring 2007
  • COS ST05 - Animation** - Adam Finklestein
  • MAE 344 - Intro to Bioengineering and Medical Devices
  • GEO 322 - Biogeochemical Cycles and Global Change
  • DAN 211 - American Dance Experience and Africanist Dance Practices
• Fall 2006
  • COS 436 - Human Computer Interface Technology - Perry Cook
  • COS 341 - Discrete Math - Robert Schapire
  • PSY 255 - Cognitive Psychology - Philip N. Johnson-Laird
  • DAN 419 - Dance Performance Workshop: Advanced Repertory and Choreography - Rebecca Lazier & Ze'eva Cohen
  • CEE102A - Engineering in the Modern World - David Billington
• Spring 2006
  • COS 226 - Algorithms and Data Structures - Robert Sedgewick
  • DAN 311 - Dancing East to West: Traditional Practices and Contemporary Debates in World Dance - Ze'eva Cohen
  • ELE206/COS306 - Intro to Logic Design - Ron Weiss
  • FRS 142 - Animation - Adam Finkelstein
  • MAT 202 - Linear Algebra - Fengbo Hang
• Fall 2005
  • COS 217 - Intro to Programming Systems - Jennifer Rexford
  • DAN 319 - Dance Performance Workshop: Intermediate Repertory and Choreography - Meghan Durham & Rebecca Lazier
  • WRI 156 - Witches and Witchcraft - Hannah Johnson
  • MAT 201 - Multivariable Calculus - Jennifer Johnson

Broad Education

• Princeton University 2005-Present
• Manalapan High School Science & Engineering Program: 2001-2005
• Summer programs attended
  • Governor's School of Engineering and Technology
  • JHU CTY - Astronomy at Johns Hopkins
  • JHU CTY - Latin at Dickenson

Other

• Summer 2006 & 2007: Worked as an RTA (Residential Teaching Assistant) at the Governor's School of Engineering and Technology at Rutgers University. I taught a section on Computer/Electrical Engineering, supervised project groups (thermoacoustic refrigeration, building noise canceling headphones, etc), and planned social events while living in the dorms with the students.
• Summer 2005: Counselor at Robotics Camp. Lead 12-16 year olds to build and program robots
• Spring 2005: Research project on computer graphics in high school. Graphics System Environment Thing in Java.

** This couse was a student-initiated seminar which I established. Basically I developed the syllabus and reading materials which would lead the course in the direction I choose.