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This document includes software with an Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) for playing Tetris, either via a video camera and image processing, or directly within the software itself.
Source code is provided for C# and for C++, for various compilers. |
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This document includes software with an Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) for playing Tetris, either via a video camera and image processing, or directly within the software itself.
Source code is provided for C# and for C++, for various compilers. |
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This document describes a C# wrapper for OpenGL which includes support for most OpenGL extensions (such as pixel shaders).
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This document describes an algorithm for simulating a neural network, with learning by backward error propagation.
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I really enjoyed playing "Grand Theft Auto III" (GTA3) on a personal computer (PC).
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When Agent JC Denton joined UNATCO, he didn't realize that his boss, Mr. Manderley, was a junkie in search of a superior high, and that his first day on the job would cause the end of human civilization!
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This document includes miscellaneous humorous images I collected while browsing the Internet in 2005 and 2006.
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Tetris was originally a traditional Russian drinking game involving vodka! Or maybe not. You decide!
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2005.03.12: I took the SAT. This document is my analysis of the test.
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This document includes a summary of useful algorithms of linear algebra, with C# computer code. This document describes how cross products and rotations can be generalized to any number of coordinates.
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This document describes C# and .NET. This document also describes related software for programmers.
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This document describes an electrical circuit to enable a personal computer to send and receive audio through a wire based telephone network.
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Learn advanced vocabulary of American English using my software. This software is suitable for preparing for the verbal sections of the SAT and GRE.
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2003.03: I appeared on television ( TechTV, "The Screen Savers" ) to demonstrate my Tetris Artificial Intelligence project.
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From 2003.11.01 to 2003.11.28 I took a train trip between the West coast and the East coast of the United States of America (USA), crossing many states. I present my collection of 1993 images.
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2004.01.27: My mother and I visited the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens.
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2003.05.15: I visited the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, California.
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2003.04: Pictures of the annual "Wayzgoose" festival at UCI.
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Hermosa Beach at dusk (2002.12)
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UCI campus at 2 A.M. (2002.07)
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eclectic images (2000-2002)
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UCI Aldrich Park (2003.04)
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Newport Beach (2002.03)
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Laguna Beach (2002.03)
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Dana Point: Fireworks (2002.07.04)
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University of California, Irvine (UCI) (2002.03)
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Park, pond, ducks, nature, near UCI. (2002.08)
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Jim Chiou at UCI (2002.08)
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Miscellaneous UCI photographs (2002.07)
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My cat, "Pounce"
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More pictures of my cat, "Pounce"
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I was one of the main programmers who developed the fifth edition of "NCAA Football 2001" for the PlayStation (published by Electronic Arts in 2000).
Check out my hilarious cheat codes! |
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This is a 185-page document showing derivations of formulae related to harmonic oscillation.
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The "BASIC Stamp 2" single-chip computer
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Using a "BASIC Stamp 2" single-chip computer to emulate a PS/2 mouse.
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People who develop video games often create game scenarios that have seemingly inevitable outcomes, typically leading to the death of characters. However, I like to "change fate", using the rules of the game environment in such a manner as to rescue game characters from being killed, sparing them from the sadistic wishes of the game developers. In this article, I explore some of the possibilities with the games "Half-Life" and "Half-Life: Opposing Force".
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My experimental music composition inspired by the HEV suit in the video game "Half-Life". (1998)
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My personal experience with "spam" (unsolicited e-mail messages), in the years 2001-2004.
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This document is a tutorial for creating and deploying J2ME software for mobile phones. This document is now quite obsolete.
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