Graduate Course Notes

My graduate coursework connects three recurring themes: building dependable systems, understanding learning and computation, and creating interactive visual technology.

Systems & Theory

Course	Focus
CIS 5050 · Software Systems	Processes, concurrency, RPC, replication, fault tolerance, and distributed services
CIS 5110 · Theory of Computation	Automata, computability, reductions, and complexity classes
CIS 5550 · Internet and Web Systems	Web servers, distributed storage, crawling, search, analytics, and scalability

AI & Perception

Course	Focus
CIS 5190 · Applied Machine Learning	Supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning with applied evaluation
CIS 5800 · Machine Perception	Projective geometry, calibration, stereo, structure from motion, and reconstruction

Graphics & Interactive Systems

Course	Focus
3D Computer Modeling	Modeling, texturing, rendering, and production workflow
Computer Graphics	Rendering, geometry, meshes, cameras, shaders, and real-time graphics
Computer Animation	Kinematics, interpolation, motion capture, simulation, and character animation
Advanced Graphics & Animation	Research reading, SIGGRAPH analysis, presentations, and authoring tools

Technology & Product

Course	Focus
Engineering Entrepreneurship	Opportunity analysis, intellectual property, financing, strategy, and founder decisions

These are historical course records. For topic-centered material that continues to evolve, use the main knowledge maps.