Ryan G. Coleman
	Masters of Science in Computer Science at Tufts University, May 2004. I worked primarily in the Computational Geometry group. I'm now at the University of Pennsylvania, my site there: Ryan G. Coleman.
	Research and Projects both before and during my time at Tufts Master's Thesis Sphere Fitting in High Dimensions PFAAT Senior Honors Thesis (no text online). QuASM Corewars and Genetic Algorithms Excuse the formatting, the original was in text, some kind person converted it to pdf. Note that I wrote this during my senior year of high school while taking college classes.
	Some workshops and conferences, past and future...
	Mathematical Foundations of Geometric Algorithms Workshop on The Geometry of Modeling Proteins AMS 2004 Spring Eastern Section Meeting NARAM 46 CCCG 2004
	Would you like to play a game? (note: it appears the php that ran this, along with damn near everything else, is now broken on the webserver. i'm sorry. this checkers game really is awesome.)
	Resumé (last updated lateApril 2004) ps pdf word?
	The following links are handy for the computational geometer who is writing a paper or thesis Computational Geometry Bibliographies and more specifically, search the massive comp geo BiBTeX database or search this massive come geo BiBTeX database
	Mounting your usb key thing under linux
	oft-used Latin, explained
	Here's a cease and desist letter
	"To a knife-wielding topologist, this means that a monkey saddle and a pair of regular saddles are basically the same thing."
	A list of computer scientists and mathematicians who have pictures of monkeys on their websites. Sarah Day has pictures of monkeys Micha Sharir has a picture of himself with a monkey CJ has a monkey Andrew seems to have a whole webpage and no monkeys!
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