ANNOUNCEMENT: The first version of MathGraph3D for the web is available here. The full version is still available under downloads and the mobile version (Android only) is on Google Play.

Welcome! I’m Sam, a software developer and aspiring mathematician (VERY aspiring – at the moment I’m still in high school – but it’s a work in progress). On this site, you’ll find a bunch of apps and blog posts related to math and computer science.

The three primary technologies that I use are python, java, and Javascript/CSS/HTML. With these, I build applications for desktop, android, and the web. My projects usually concern the visualization or computation of math. Many of my projects are open source and available on my GitHub profile. I welcome contributions to any and all of them; if you’re interested, please don’t hestitate to contribute. I’m also open to part-time work and volunteer work related to math and programming. To contact me about these things, use the email address listed under the contact tab or reach out to me through LinkedIn.

Though there’s not much on this site about it (yet), I’m teaching myself French and I have an advanced reading/writing proficiency.

The pictures to the right are surface plots made with my open source 3D graphing tool, MathGraph3D. Below are some posts and videos that I’ve recently released.