• "Who do you Trust?" - A paper written by myself and Matthew Ringel for CS6998 Computer Security, taught by Matt Blaze at Columbia University. Postscript Format or PDF Format
  
  
• Figures for "Who do you Trust?" Postscript Format or PDF Format
  
  
• Problems with VRML - A paper written by myself and Matthew Ringel for CS6998 Advanced Scripting Languages, taught by Alfred Aho at Columbia University (Plaintext).
  
  
• Message Board - A message board I wrote, using html and perl, for CS4119 Computer Networks.
  
  
• Java-based Hologram Formula Calculator - written for CS6998 Synthetic 3d Imaging, taught by Mark Lucente, it solves the grating equation and the 1/R equation to produce output values for holographic imaging at double precision.
  
  
• Synthetic 3D Imaging - My page for CS6998 Synthetic 3D Imaging, with links to project descriptions, animations, and stills.
  
  
• Problems with TCP - a short essay I wrote for CS4119 Computer Networks, detailing some problems with TCP in a modern context.
  
  
• VRML representations of objects reconstructed from 3D scans - two models reconstructed from scans with a 3D laser scanner.
  
  
• Pilot Authentication Device (PAD) - A two-part program (desktop server and USR PalmPilot client) that provides remote authentication using a SHA hash with a shared private key.

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