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Masters of Computer Engineering
From UT Austin in 1996. I did this over a six year period part time while working at AMD. I also took extra time for class projects, as can be seen under the University Projects. Thesis was Binary Adders (at UTAustin.com) reviewed all known adder configuration of the time, and was the first to solve the multilevel carry skip adder optimization problem for an arbitrary process. There was an earlier paper claiming to have solved this problem, but my algorithm produced more optimal adders given the same assumptions. Degree verification (at UTAustin).
Bachelors of Computer Engineering
From UT Austin in 1986. Degree verification (at UTAustin).
Certificate from Davenport Technical Institute
As mentioned on the As a Youth page, I was sent to the technical institute instead of taking electronics classes at the high school. I graduated from their program before finishing high school.
Chemical Engineering at University of Iowa
I studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Iowa between fall of 1981 and fall of spring of 1983 before transferring to UT Austin to study Computer Engineering.
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