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- New Photos
- Pros and Cons of the US, Part 1: Air-Conditioning
- Thesis Uploaded
- Day Off Without Electricity
- Graduated
- Are Our Actions Parallelizable? A Sequel.
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- Random Episode: Scrolling Through a Physical Document
- Next Stop: University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Are Our Actions Parallelizable?
Dalibor Zelený - Welcome to my Website
My name is Dalibor Zelený. I am an undergraduate at University of Maryland, Baltimore County. This is my senior year. I'm graduating in May. My majors are Computer Science and Mathematics.
I'm going to graduate school in the Fall. I will study Computer Science at University of Wisconsin, Madison, and will pursue a Ph.D. in computer science.
My research interests are in the area of theoretical computer science, more specifically complexity theory (but you can talk to me about other interesting things in computer science and mathematics, too :-)). I'm currently working on an honors thesis under the supervision of Dr. Richard Chang.
I am a teaching assistant for CMSC 201, our introductory programming class. This is my third semester as a TA for this class.
Outside school, I enjoy playing tennis and volleyball. I also like to skiing (both cross-country and downhill). I try to take pictures on my trips. You can see some of them in the photos section. I enjoy sharing my thoughts with the rest of the world. I put some of them in my blog.
Emails commenting anything on this website, as well as about my research or anything interesting in computer science or math are welcome. You can reach me by email at zelenyd1@gl.umbc.edu.