Mae Milano

I graduated in 2013 and joined the Computer Science department at Cornell, where I maintain a significantly more up-to-date website.
While at Brown, I was a CS concentrator, SPOC, and many-time HTA (most recently CS033 and CS166).
I have also been the President of the Fantasy Gaming Society and the Vice-President of Technology House and the Brown Linx Users Group.

My CV.

Publications:

• Visualization and Analysis Tools for Next-Generation Tokamak Fusion Devices
• Collaborative Scientific Graphics and Web Services
• Collaborative Mathematical Workbench Software

Recent research at Brown:

• Authenticated Sets, under Roberto Tamassia
• Research implementation of Python, with the Brown PLT group

Some courses I've developed:

• Compilers, advised by Pascal Van Hentenryck
• Prof Ugur Cetintemel's Fundamentals of Computer Systems , with Andrew Ayer and David Percy
• Prof Ugur Cetintemel's Fundamentals of Computer Systems (take 2), with Aswin Karambu
• Prof Tom Doeppner's Introduction to Computer Systems With Ryan Roelke, Kelvin Jackson, Nick Gaya, and the hard-working TA staff
• Prof Bernardo Palazzi's Introduction to Computer Systems Security

If you would like to contact me, my email address is listed on my CV - hopefully the spam-bots can't reach it there.

If you have a request for technical support, please do not contact me directly, but instead route requests through problem at cs.brown.edu

It is far better to email me than it is to call me or send me post; I check physical mail infrequently at best, and share my office (and its phone number) with the other SPOCS.