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Revision as of 19:52, 6 September 2008
School and Work
Current Course Load
| Time | M | T | W | T | F |
| 8:00 | Sleep! | Sleep! | Sleep! | Sleep! | Sleep! |
| 9:50 | - | BTN 710 | tutoring | - | BTN 710 |
| 11:40 | tutoring | DPS 909 | - | BTH 740 | CPP 700 |
| 1:30 | tutoring | BTH 740 | BTS 730 | DPS 909 | - |
| 3:20 | tutoring | - | BTB 720 | BTB 720 | BTS 730 |
| 5:10 | Dinner! | Dinner! | Dinner! | Dinner! | Dinner! |
Current workload:
- BTN 710 - Information Security
- scout for textbook prices
- prepare week 3 presentation
- BTB 720 - Marketing
- BTS 730 - Project Management
- BTH 740 - Human-Computer Interaction
- DPS 909 - Open Source Development
- watch video, create a blog, write the review on the "Cathedral and the Bazaar"
- CPP 700 - Co-op
Hobbies
I started playing video games when curtain-fire shooters were popular. I'm still playing them these days.
I'm also a collector of Trading Card Games (TCG). My interest isn't collecting all the cards in a particular set or card game, but rather in sampling the game play styles of many different games.
