Hello, my name is Anthony Galczak. I am a Master's student at Stanford University studying Computer Science. My expected graduation is June 2021.
Previously, I studied Computer Science and Mathematics at University of New Mexico. I obtained a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor's of Science in Applied Mathematics on May 2019. I spent Summer 2019 intern'ing at Amazon AWS AI Labs doing R&D in the field of record linkage (NLP). The 4 years previous to that I spent at Sandia National Labs. Before starting university, I was an IT consultant for Mintz Infotech as well as technical support at T-Mobile and Charter Communications.
Winter 2020 Stanford Schedule:
CS239 - Advanced Topics in Sequential Decision Making
CS254 - Computational Complexity
CS224N - Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning
TA'ing CS103
CS230 - Deep Learning (Python)
CS238 - Decision Making under Uncertainty (Python)
This directory corresponds to the classes I took at University of New Mexico where I am still attending. I started UNM in Fall of 2016 major'ing in Computer Science. I then found myself drawn towards Mathematics and decided to double major in Math as of Fall 2017. I am planned to graduate UNM with a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science and Bachelor's of Science in Applied Mathematics in Spring 2019. As of Fall 2017 I have been accepted into the "Shared Credit Program" that allows me to take Graduate level electives while continuing my undergraduate degree. I will be taking my first graduate courses this Spring 2018. I plan to complete my MS in Spring 2020. My current GPA is 4.10.
Relevant classes taken:
CS 152L - Computer Programming Fundamentals (Java)
CS 241L - Data Organization (C)
CS 251L - Intermediate Programming (Java)
CS 261 - Mathematical Foundations of CS (Discrete Math)
CS 293 - Social and Ethical Issues in CS
ECE238L - Computer Logic Design (VHDL)
MATH 314 - Linear Algebra
CS 351L - Design of Large Programs (Java)
CS 361L - Data Structures and Algorithms
CS 460 - Software Engineering (Javascript / React)
MATH 316 - Applied Ordinary Differential Equations (MatLab)
STAT 345 - Elements of Math Statistics and Probability Theory (R)
MATH 311 - Vector Analysis
MATH 312 - Partial Differential Equations
MATH 313 - Complex Variables
MATH 317 - Elementary Combinatorics
CS 341 - Computer Architecture & Organization (C & Assembly)
CS 357 - Declarative Programming (Haskell) IN PRIVATE REPO
CS 362 - Data Structures & Algorithms II
CS 375 - Introduction to Numerical Computing (Matlab)
CS 527 - Intro to AI Machines (Python)
CS 481 - Computer Operating Systems (C)
CS 529 - Introduction to Machine Learning (Python)
CS 591 - Advanced Neural Networks (Python)
MATH 464 - Applied Matrix Theory (Matlab)
This directory corresponds to the classes I took at Central New Mexico College where I obtained an AAS in Computer Information Systems with a concentration in Computer Programming. I also acquired a multitude of other degrees and certificates at CNM, but the CIS degree is most relevant to my career and git repo. I formally graduated from CNM in Fall 2016 with honors (3.9 GPA).
Relevant classes taken:
CIS 1250 - Python Programming
CIS 1513 - DB Design/SQL I
CIS 1680 - Linux Essentials
CIS 1275 - C++ Programming I
CIS 2520 - Intro to SQL / SQL II
CIS 1280 - .NET / C# I
CIS 2275 - C++ Programming II
CIS 2521 - Database Programming With PL/SQL
- Learned PL/SQL
CIS 2096 - Computer Game and Simulation Development
- Used Unity and cutting-edge technologies like Oculus and HoloLens
CIS 2235 - Java Programming I
CIS 2237 - Android App Development with Java
- Made multiple Android apps, including latest Android 6 features.
CIS 2284 - .NET / C# II
- Used MVC and ASP.NET. Made multiple websites using C#/HTML/Javascript
I also took math upto Calculus III at CNM.
I competed with a group I led at the "RSI Hack-A-Thon" in November 2016 where we got 2nd place. We collected $400 prize money for this project. This Android app is in this folder as well other miscellaneous projects that aren't big enough to warrant their own repo.