Welcome to my homepage at Monmouth University. I am currently an adjunct professor of computer science teaching CS305/503, the undergraduate and graduate courses in Data Structures and Algorithms. I am also an alumnus of Monmouth's Computer Science program. My research interests are in data mining, machine learning, bioinformatics, data structures, artificial intelligence, and artificial creativity.
I love teaching - particularly when I can challenge students to stretch far enough beyond their comfort zones to build self-confidence yet not so far to daunt them. That “click” in a student's mind that heralds the transition from knowing to understanding is one of the most beautiful things in existence.
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I'm actively performing machine learning and bioinformatics research in pursuit of a Ph. D. at Temple University. More information is available at my Temple page.
The formal ones, anyway. Check out my CV for more.