Welcome!I am a PhD candidate in the Mathematics Dept. at the University of California, Los Angeles. I am advised by Chris Anderson. My main research interests are in digital signal processing and parallel numerical methods, particularly throughput-oriented and stream processing methods. In addition to my dissertation work I have spent the past four years doing research at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, mainly on wavelets and implementing operator compression algorithms on accelerator hardware. I've given a number of talks on this and was recently featured in an article which also describes some of this work. [my cv] > Selected Publications
Jesse Lord, Mark Rast (University of Colorado, Boulder); Christopher Mckinlay (UCLA); John Clyne (NCAR);
Christopher Mckinlay, Craig Citro (University of Washington,
Seattle) > Selected TeachingSpring 2013, CSUN Math 150a: Calculus I Spring 2013, Math 151b: Advanced Numerical Analysis Winter 2013, CSUN Math 250: Calculus III Winter 2013, Math 33b: Differential Equations Fall 2012, Math 33a: Linear Algebra & Applications Fall 2012, CSUN Math 150b: Calculus II Fall 2012, CSUN Math 102: Algebra Spring 2012, Sound Synthesis Workshop at the Machine Project Spring 2012, CSUN Math 150a: Calculus I Summer 2011, Math 135: Ordinary Differential Equations Summer 2011, Sound Synthesis Workshop at the Machine Project Spring 2011, Audio Recording and Engineering Workshop at the Machine Project Spring 2011, Math 132: Complex Analysis for Applications Winter 2011, Computing 10b: Intermediate C++ Programming Fall 2010, Computing 10a: Introductory C++ Programming Fall 2010, Math 13b: Integration and Infinite Series Spring 2010, Sound Synthesis Workshop at the Machine Project Summer 2009, Math 33b: Differential Equations Spring 2009, Math 151a: Numerical Analysis (sample python code only) |