Daniel Page Email & Phone Number

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Currently I create online educational content. Under my business banner PageWizard Games, Learning & Entertainment (GLE), I carry out three main activities:- "Games" refers to the development of video games, which are created and sold online.- "Learning" refers to the creation of Computer Science educational content, especially in areas of most difficulty to entry for beginners, Theoretical Computer Science. The primary goal is to provide free or accessible alternatives & supplementals to university education, and content for a variety of skill levels and ages as well. I am committed to high-quality/standard, entertaining content, no politically-correct nonsense, just great education & learning!- "Entertainment" refers to the creation of online entertainment.I cannot carry out my mission of providing free or accessible Computer Science education alone. If you would like to support this good cause, support me and my mission here: https://www.patreon.com/PageWizardhttps://www.subscribestar.com/drpageDo subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/PageWizardGamesLearningEntertainmentMy goal is to continue doing my research in theoretical computer science in line with this. I am looking for new job opportunities, while I try to make this work or find an "academic home".

Sarasota, Florida, United States

Visiting Assistant Professor of Computer Science for 2023-2024 academic year.Research Areas: Theoretical Computer Science: Approximation Algorithms, Scheduling, and more broadly, Combinatorial Optimization.Courses taught include:-Algorithms (Spring 2024)-Cryptography & Data Privacy (Spring 2024)-Advanced Algorithms (Tutorial - Spring 2024)-Data Structures (Fall 2023)-Theory of Computation (Fall 2023)-Discrete Mathematics (Tutorial - Fall 2023)Student Independent Study Projects:-Fundamentals of 2D Game Development (Group Independent Study Project) - January 2024.

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Teaching-focused faculty position. Research Areas: Theoretical Computer Science: Approximation Algorithms, Scheduling, and more broadly, Combinatorial Optimization. Undergraduate Courses Taught:CS 210 - Data Structures and Algorithms (Winter 2022, Spring 2022)CS 340 - Advanced Data Structures and Algorithm Design (Fall 2021, Winter 2022)CS 411 - Computability and Formal Languages (Fall 2021)CS 499 - Honours Seminar (Spring/Summer 2022)Graduate Courses Taught:CS 811 - Theory of Computing (Fall 2021)CS 900 - Computer Science Graduate Seminar (Spring/Summer 2022)Committees: Graduate Committee (Data Science), Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, Seminars Committee.

Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada

Alley Heaps Associate (2020-2022, originally)Research Areas: Theoretical Computer Science: Approximation Algorithms, Scheduling, and more broadly, Combinatorial Optimization.Proposed, developed, and had approved the following courses:-CSCI 435: Algorithms and Complexity-CSCI 550: Approximation AlgorithmsCourses Taught:CSCI/MATH 277: Discrete StructuresCSCI 128: Coding for Problem SolvingPrepared materials for updating course CSCI 255: Advanced Data Structures.Hiring Committee: From January 2020 until the end of time at StFX.

London, Canada Area

Taught COMPSCI 2210B (Data Structures and Algorithms) for Winter 2019 (# Students: 104).

London, Canada Area

Performed duties under the Department of Computer Science while I was a graduate student.

Winnipeg, Canada Area

Communicating information, executing tours, and birthday parties for youth and adults. I took on a multifaceted position, my focus was on educational programs and educating school students through the Museum's educational programs e.g. Take Flight Educational Program.

Winnipeg, Canada Area

Taught:Summer Session 2012 - COMP1260 (Introductory Computer Usage 1) (# Students: 21)Fall 2012 - COMP1260 (Introductory Computer Usage 1) (# Students: 74)Winter 2013 - COMP1260 (Introductory Computer Usage 1) (# Students: 68)Summer Session 2013 - COMP2080 (Analysis of Algorithms) (# Students: 44)Fall 2013 - COMP1260 (Introductory Computer Usage 1) (# Students: 125)Winter 2014 - COMP1260 (Introductory Computer Usage 1) (# Students: 72)Summer 2014 - COMP2080 (Analysis of Algorithms) (# Students: 46)

Mad Science Instructors are responsible for facilitating a one-hour after-school science program with a pre-set curriculum. Each session is a very high-energy, part entertainment, part education, hands-on class. Each class enrolls a maximum of 20 children in a 6 or 8 week program which meets one-hour per week. Grades are between Grade One to Grade Six, with focus on the main empirical sciences.

Providing educational services to high school and post secondary students in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, and Physics. These services are customized and aimed towards helping the student learn the objectives on a one-on-one basis.

Caring for the inclusion children in the facility, and preparing educational programs for working/learning with inclusion. Computer services for staff scheduling provided. This includes developing thedatabase spreadsheet for this using Microsoft Office Excel.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science, Theory, 96% Overall Average

Activities and Societies: Councilor (Computer Science), Society of Graduate Students (2016 - 2017). A Chair and Judge for UWORCS 2016.

Master'S Degree, Master Of Science, Computer Science, Gpa 4.2/4.5

Activities and Societies: Member of Department of Computer Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (2012-2014)Advisor: Dr. Ben.

Bachelor Of Computer Science - Honours (B.C.Sc.(Hons.)), Computer Science

Activities and Societies: President of the Computer Science Students Association (2009-2011), Member of Department of Computer Science.

Completion, Master'S Level 1000

Development with Unity IDE, Game Development Practices

Academic Diploma, And Business And Information Technology Diploma

-Graduated with Honours -Highest grades in Accounting 30S, Electronics 40G. -Graduated with 35 Credit Hours. -Developed the first game.

Technical Diploma, Business

Received the Director`s Award, the highest award to attain from the 3 week business camp.