School and more school:

• Learned to read at age three at a small private school in Trinidad & Tobago. Self defense, the teacher was mean. However, the island is beautiful and the people friendly.
• Second grade through high school in Hawaii. Yes, it was great growing up there.
• Certification, Drafting Technology, Nixon-Clay College, Austin, TX.  So I could support myself.
• A lot of credits (144) in the College of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin.
• But actually finished up in the College of Engineering (68 credits) at UT Austin, with a Bachelor of Science in , 1988. (212 credits total)
• Learned to drive in Boston, 1995.
• Master of Science, Human/Environment Relations, Facility Planning & Management Concentration, Department of Design & Environmental Analysis, in the College of Human Ecology, at Cornell University, late 2006 (yes, got to!). Advisor: Alan Hedge.  Thesis.
• G2 101, (http://www.gensym.com), January 1999.  For my MIT thesis.
• Brahms, a simulation language owned by NASA, Nov-Dec 1999.  For my MIT thesis.
• Master of Science, Information Technology Focus, Engineering Systems Group, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, June 2000 (done!).  Coursework in software engineering and business-oriented information technology, research regarding simulation systems applicable to human/environment relations issues and so-called "intelligent" buildings. Advisor: Steven Lerman.  Thesis.

MIT Coursework: (60 credits)

GPA 4.5 (scale 0-5)

1.00/1.968 - Introduction to Computers & Engineering Problem Solving
1.120 - Information Technology Project: Collaborative Software Engineering
1.124 - Computer Aided Engineering I
1.125 - Software Architecting, Design, and Development
1.146 - Engineering Systems Analysis
1.147 - Design for Product Realization
1.964 - Computational Design Studio
1.969 - Programming in Multi-Media Environments
1.969 - High Performance Structures Project (Teaching/Advising)
15.531 - Introduction to Technological Innovation Management (Sloan School of Management)
15.564 - Information Technology I (Sloan School of Management)

Cornell Coursework: (60 credits)

GPA  3.78 (scale 0-4)

DEA659 - Facility Planning/Management
DEA660 - Environment and Social Behavior 
DEA650 - Programming Methods in Design 
ILR510a - Statistics for Social Science I 
ILR510b - Statistics for Social Science II 
DEA656 - Research Methods in Human Environment Relations 
DEA653 - Psychology of Workplace Design, Plan/Manage the Workplace 
CRP609 - Real Estate Marketing and Management 
CS417 - Computer Graphics 
CS790 - Independent Computer Science Research

Misc. academic stuff (awards, etc.)