Nicholas Weidner Email & Phone Number

Burbank, California, United States

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Research involving graphics simulation techniques, specifically those involving Eulerian-on-Lagrangian dynamics. My first project dealt with utilizing Eulerian-on-Lagrangian simulation in order to overcome problems with cloth collisions with sharp geometric object features. My second project introduces an efficient and flexible approach to articulated.

Bryan/College Station, Texas Area

Teaching assistant for the spring 2018 and spring 2019 computer graphics courses. Primary tasks involved grading homework assignments by compiling, running, and assessing code, holding office hours to help students with said assignments, and occasionally guest lecturing for the class on different graphics related topics.

Virtual

Developed the first stages of a prototype for hair grooming and simulating. Worked directly with the hair and cloth team to steer the development direction as the prototype progressed. Also worked closely to a number of artists and technical directors that would hopefully use the tool down the road to get gradual feedback and development direction. Worked.

Burbank CA

Improved production software by increasing spatial stability of hair curves.Increased the robustness of the solver by introducing temporal stability to hair curve edits.

Columbia, South Carolina Area

Head lab teaching assistant for two consecutive semesters of Algorithmic Design. This position involved running a a 2 hour lab session twice a week and assisting around 30 students with weekly lab programming assignments. Grading was also done for all of the students labs, lab reports, homework, and tests.

Columbia, South Carolina Area

Worked on a continuation of undergraduate work to complete Masters ThesisThe project generated 3-Dimensional reconstructions of underwater cave tunnels using stereo video cameras. The project involved detecting and tracking features in a low light environment using motion tracking of a head lamp.This project also involved the reconstruction of.

Columbia SC

Research project awarded from Magellan Scholar undergraduate research grant. The project aims to generate 3-Dimensional reconstructions of underwater cave tunnels using stereo video cameras. The project involves detecting and tracking features in a low light environment using motion tracking of a head lamp.

Livermore, CA

Created interactive web pages for displaying data visualizations with HTML5, javascript, jquery, and D3.js in order to improve workflow management. The final developed product was a standalone web page that could read simulation data and generate and interactive 2-Dimensional mesh, as well as an interactive parallel coordinate plot and stream graph for.

Argonne, IL

Developed a visualization model for the output of water flow models. Created a python script to configure data visualized in Paraview.

Columbia, SC

A continuation of the storm serge modeling optimization that I started at the University of Notre Dame.

Ran jobs remotely on the Texas Advanced Computer Center's Stampede Super Computer.Profiled code and tried implementing use of Intel Xeon Phi Co-Processors.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Computer Science

Master'S Degree, Computer Science, 3.66

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Computer Science And Mathematics, 3.45