I have always been a computer scientist. I majored in computer science on my first day of college and have never looked back. To that end, I earned two engineering degrees from Purdue University, a BSEE and an MSEE, which are heavy in computer science and mathematics. After Purdue, I earned my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

I love computer science -- it just makes sense to me. Nowadays, I write code for the web every day. I have never stopped.

In 2006, I became a math educator when my high school-aged daughter came home crushed and confused from her first days of Algebra II. Apparently, everyone in her math class struggled. On that day, I committed myself to helping these high school students (if not all high school students) complete their math studies with confidence, understanding, and purpose.

I always loved math, reading about math, and talking about math. To me, math is art.

As a writer, I use my skill as a computer scientist to write about math and then post my writings into the cloud. Unlike other writers, I render my work on math through serious software engineering. I am not satisfied with using simple HTML and CSS. Instead, I use technology that computer has to offer. I expect my online work to grow, change, and adapt to the individual student, even in a crowd of one million.