Campus Mailbox:
About me:
Cell Phone: (831) 246-4029
I am a student in the
Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Columbia University.
Download my first Java program! (open in UNIX) Click here
3948 Lerner Hall
New York, NY 10027
Past:
2820 Menlo Avenue Apt 4
Los Angeles, CA 90007
541 Rodriguez Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
600 W 113th Street #10C5
New York, NY 10027
2119 N Beachwood Dr #11
Los Angeles, CA 90068
549 W 113th Street #1I
New York, NY 10025
Present:
400 W 119th Street #11O
New York, NY 10027
I love math and science, and enjoy leisurely bike rides around New York City and my hometown, Santa Cruz, CA. I also like my cat Nala.
My hobbies consist of programming, biking, photography, cooking(when I have time) and anything else that "floats my boat."
I am currently reading Another Roadside Attraction, by Tom Robbins
In the past I was a UseIT intern at USC SCEC in Los Angeles, CA
My webpage at Nevis can be found here
My webpage at SCEC can be found here.
My Curriculum Vitae can be downloaded by clicking this link.
E-mail: mar2194@columbia.edu
Download my FORTRAN program that estimates the value of Pi Source Code and Pre-Compiled Binary for X86 Architectures run using ./piValue from Terminal
Download my FORTRAN program that adds three vectors, and gives you the new vector length and end point Source and pre-combiled binary for X86
Read the Art Humanities Reading by Rosalind Krauss by clicking here.
Read my paper on the dynamics of normal faulting at mid-ocean ridges by clicking here.
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