Resume

• 2015

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  Applied Mathematics

  University of California

  Riverside

  Complex Analysis

  Linear Statistical Models

  Probability

  Functional Analysis

  Dynamical Systems

  Topology

  Functional Approximation on Large Data Sets

  Real Analysis

• 2012

  Master's degree

  Applied Mathematics

  Claremont Graduate University

• 2005

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

  Mathematics

  California Baptist University

• 2003

  Associate's degree

  Riverside City College

• Mathematical Modeling

  ESL

  Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

  Curriculum Development

  Thrust

  Tutoring

  Computational Biology

  University Teaching

  Matlab

  Teacher Training

  Curriculum Design

  Applied Mathematics

  Scholarly Research

  Higher Education

  C++

  Object Oriented Design

  Research

  Teaching

  Holderman

  Holderman

  ICEEL

  California Baptist University

  University of California

  Riverside

  ICEEL

  Teaching Assistant

  University of California

  Riverside

  Graduate Student

  I am currently developing a 3D computational model of a platelet using the sub-cellular element method. This project is being built in C++ and utilizes the Thrust library

  which provides algorithms similar to C++ Standard Template Library that run in parallel

  for example on the GPU

  thus speeding up computationally intensive calculations. The goal of this project is to better understand the internal mechanics of how a platelet operates and how these influence blood clot formation.

  University of California

  Riverside

  Adjunct Professor

  California Baptist University