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I try to ride my Desk Bike daily for 60 minutes or more.
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Metropolis 7 is a game pitch of an asymmetrical real-time tactics game of cops and robbers.
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Toward the Stars - Networked Multiplayer Cooperative First Person Action Game in Unreal Engine 4
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Arkology - Virtual Reality Real-Time Strategy exploring Spatial User Interaction
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2023 SpellCrafter - A game prototype based on a spell projectile taxonomy for Global Game Jam 2023
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Extended Reality Operating System Spatial (XROSS) User Interface
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School of Spatial Sorcery - An Ongoing Sandbox Environment for Exploration of Spatial User Interactions
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Current Personal Project. A tableau building card game about discovering, terraforming, and settling on planets for Terra.
Published in University of Southern California, 2024
My Dissertation for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science
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I joined a panel of scholars on sharing our work on how Extended Reality relates to user privacy.
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My 3 minute pitch is one of the five winner of the Future of Themed Experiences challenge by Entertainment Technology Center at University of Southern California.
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A rough recording of the lecture I give in CSCI 526 to help students with creating innovative games.
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My Computer Science PhD Defense “Design Lenses for Extended Reality.”
Graduate course, University of Southern California, Department of Computer Science, 2012
AGP is the capstone and perhaps the most important class at USC Games. While detrimental to graduating on time, I dedicated my first two years of PhD to doing what I can to improve AGP and games program at USC. I did a lot, messed up a lot, and learned a lot. I look forward to doing something like this again (but better).
Graduate course, University of Southern California, Department of Computer Science, 2014
This is the time period where I practiced teaching specialized topics to a general audience.
Graduate course, University of Southern California, Department of Computer Science, 2019
This is the time period where I started transitioning from teaching assistant to teacher and learning to delegate.