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Home Address:
10623 Dabney Drive, Apt. 38
San Diego, California 92126
Phone: (619) 689 8804 (Home)
(619) 651 2063 (Work)
Fax: (619) 658 3292
E-Mail:
kkapadia@qualcomm.com
Currently I am working as a Software Engineer for Qualcomm Incorporated
My main areas of interest are Computer Graphics, Distributed Systems and Computer Networking.
Computer Graphics : CS417-CS418
Architectures of High Capacity Information Networks : EE546
Multimedia Systems : CS631
Software Engineering : CS501
HOCA (pronounced hodja) is a full-fledged operating system for CHIP (Cornell Hypothetical Instructional Processor). It supports features like Multitasking and Virtual Memory.
Hogman is single player game for the X Windows platform. It is coded in C++ interfaced with Tcl/Tk (for the GUI). Hogman is a good source of entertainment while taking a break at work.
Click here to see a screenshot of the gameboard.
Click here to see a screenshot of the help screen.
Click here to view a postscript of the design document.
Rivl stands for `Resolution Independent Video Language'. Rivl was developed at Cornell University by Jonathan Swartz and Brian Smith. It is an excellent language for developing Multimedia applications. My project was to enhance Rivl by incorporating primitives for implementing scene transition effects.
Click here to see a presentation.
The visualization captures the scientific aspects of laying tracks, vehicle modeling and the dynamics of motion. The Graphics are coded using a combination of Open Inventor and OpenGL and are interfaced with the Virtual Reality facility at Cornell