I have an undergraduate degree in computer science (with an emphasis in mathematics) from the University of Findlay and a master's degree in computer science (with an emphasis in theory/algorithms) fr... om Case Western Reserve University. I achieved a 4.0/4.0 cumulative, overall GPA in both degree programs. Additionally, I worked as a computer scientist at both Argonne National Laboratory (four-month internship) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (one-year research appointment). When it comes to teaching, the foregoing clearly demonstrates my subject area expertise. In addition to this, I also have general teaching experience. In particular, I have about one year of experience as a K-12 substitute teacher. Moreover, part of my master's program was forced to be online because of the COVID pandemic. As a result of this, I was able to get acquainted firsthand with the challenges of learning in an online environment. read more

Greetings! I'm Colin. I am a Catholic philosopher (in training) and computer scientist (of sorts). I am currently a PhD student in philosophy at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. Prior to starting at ... Baylor, I received undergraduate degrees in philosophy and computer science (with a mathematics minor) from the University of Findlay as well as a master's degree in computer science (emphasis in theory) from Case Western Reserve University. In addition, I served two research appointments, respectively, at Argonne National Laboratory and Oak Ridge National Laboratory as a computer scientist. In terms of research, I am especially interested in philosophical theology, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, computability theory, algorithms, and hypercomputation. In addition to my academic life, I am an avid basketball fan and dog lover. I have a passion for teaching others about the things that I find inexhaustibly interesting! I believe that most people can learn most things with enough effort and with the right teacher.read more