A computing science student
I am Computing Science student at TRU (Thompson Rivers University) in Kamloops,Canada. Every day, I am looking for new ideas and concept that can be computarized.I am trying to find out ,what new thing can computer do? and How would change society?
Making algorithms better and using the correct data structures push computers to the limit allowing them to do more and maybe even new thing. Mathematical advances in algorithms often have immense consequence in computing science. I am especially interested in repurposing algorithm, for example I one of my school project the Ford-Fulkerson or the Edmonds-Karp algorithm was repurposing for image segmentation instead of the usual scheduling application.
The smartphone revolution and supply chain has give computer scientist and lobbyist cheap and small sensors everywhere. The world of IoT is exciting and sensors and connective is being place everywhere. This can actually change society in significant ways. I have made several projects using raspberry pie , raspberry pie zero and Arduino. Please checkout my Arduino project.
IoT , smart phone and just today digital world in general generate vast amount a of data like we have never seen before. How are computers and human are going to deal with this data? Some interesting analysis of data can be performed most new measurement are emerging. One of my project combine numerical analysis and my heart rate data to extract new information from my work out routine.
Day to day, humans deal with a big amount of repetition, and just tedious time consuming task. If computer can help with one of those daily task this may improve life a little bit. Solving a daily problem or helping to solve it can actually bring big saving in time or money in one life. Currently I am working on a table app that whish to improve how we perform math equation (this is a daily occurrence fro me).
I am currently part of the cross Country TRU team. I really enjoy jogging and running ,this is a big part of my life. I personally like to keep tack of my runs especially gps, and a heart rate monitor data.