Duke University, Durham NC
M.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering
August 2019 - May 2021
Relevant Coursework: Quantum Mechanics, Intro to Quantum Engineering, Microwave Circuits, Quantum Computing, Quantum Information Theory, Quantum Error Correction, Compiler Design, Numerical Data Analysis and Methods, Database Systems
December 2023 - August 2024
Durham NC
Fall 2021
Dallas TX
Summer 2022
Spring 2021
Spring 2021
C, C++, Rust, Fortran, Julia, Python, Java, SQL, Haskell, OCaml, SML, Nim, PHP, Javascript
Git, Github, Docker, Linux, Emacs, Qiskit, CirQ
This section highlights a collection of projects I've developed across various programming languages and areas of computer science. Each entry includes a brief description, implementation details, and, where available, a link (blue icons) to the project's GitHub repository.
Projects are organized by relevance and recency. Older or archived work may appear near the bottom of the page as I continue porting content that I have worked on and the new problems I undertake.
This section reflects the thoughtful advice of one of my mentors, Dr. Xiaobai Sun — one of the most outstanding instructors I've ever had — who encouraged me to document and share my intellectual journey.
Here, I explore the books that have shaped my thinking, the problems that have challenged my capabilities, and the broader landscape of computer science and quantum computing that continues to captivate me. Blue Icons are links to my notes / process tackling the problems.
Below you’ll find the most recent readings and problems I’ve tidied up for the world to see — along with a few active questions that have sparked my fancy. A backlog may also be available for older entries and ideas still in the process of finding their footing.
My interests have always revolved around development at the system level, numerical computing, and physics. Game physics offers an intersection, where I get to simulate dynamic behavior and explore the creation of interactive graphics grounded in complex physical principles.