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TheMichaelGionet/README.md

  • Hi, I’m Michael Gionet (TheMichaelGionet)

  • The purpose of this github is to post my personal and research projects. The last one I've made available is a RISC-V virtual machine.

  • I am currently in my 4B term at the University of Waterloo for Computer Engineering.

  • My academic interests hover between mathematics and computer engineering.

  • More precisely, I have learned real, fourier, and complex analysis from Tao's and Stein's books on analysis. Then Number Theory and Analytic Number Theory from Underwood Dudley and Apostol's books.

  • I specialized in the hardware/embedded/dsp area during my undergrad.

  • Best courses I have taken are ones on simulating neurobiological systems, where you get to simulate how brains work, and computer architecture, where you get to build a RISC-V core.

  • During my last coop term, I did a research internship where I implemented Fully Homomorphic Encryption in hardware.

  • My current intentions are to go to grad school within the next few years to do something relating to hardware.

  • When I get more time after university, I will probably use this github to create and share more projects.

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