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B.S. Computer Engineering,
California Polytechnic State University
June, 2013
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Path Tracer
A physically based uni-directional path tracer implemented for a course in advanced rendering techniques. Implemented multiple importance sampling with support for physically based BRDFs such as Cook-Torrance.
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Real-Time Rendering Engine
An OpenGL real-time rendering engine that was developed as a senior project for my undergraduate degree. This project made use of various methods such as deferred shading, screen space directional occlusion (SSDO) and cascaded shadow mapping.
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Crusin' Pangaea
A game I participated in the development of with a team of six for a course on real-time rendering techniques. My contributions to this project include working on the physics/gameplay, animation and the deferred rendering pipeline.
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PC Fez Clone
My first OpenGL project that I worked on for an introduction to computer graphics course.
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A computer generated rendering of a kitchen demonstrating global illumination. Rendered using my
path tracer.
Other Projects
Test Automation Infrastructure
A project I worked on with a team to automate the process of running tests and
collecting data on RAID storage systems.
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Octacore Single Board Computer
A single board computer that was designed and built around the Parallax Propeller microcontroller.
A spectrum analyzer was written to demonstrate its capability.
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