Daniel Levy - Research
Current Research
- Building models and simulations to aid the general public's understanding of climate systems.
Past Research
- D. Levy. Spatio-Temporal Pattern Detection in Climate Data. 2013.
- D. Levy, C. Christodoulakis. Large Conceptual Schema Abstraction using Wordnet. 2013.
- E. Patitsas, D. Levy. Dr. Horrible's Fork Bomb: A Lab For Introducing Security Issues in CS2. ITiCSE 2013.
- C. J. Henry, S. Ramanna, D. Levy. Quantifying nearness in visual spaces. Cybernetics and Systems 2013.
- D. Levy. The Role of Stratification in Decomposing a DAG into Spanning Trees. 2012.
Teaching (Labs)
- Web Design and Development
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Computer Algorithms and Data Structures
- Introduction to Computer Programming
- Introduction to Software Engineering
- Computer Architecture and System Software
- Internet Programming
- Programming Fundamentals
- Applications of Database Systems
- Climate Change: Software, Science and Society
Miscellaneous
- Volunteer for Let's Talk Science
- Founder and past President of the Applied Computer Science Association at the University of Winnipeg
Short Bio
I completed my B.Sc. at the University of Winnipeg in April 2012 with an Honors in Applied Computer Science while also fulfilling the requirements for a B.Sc. in Physics. In September 2012 I began my Master's in Computer Science at the University of Toronto under Dr. Steve Easterbrook in Software Engineering.
Contact Information
Department of Computer Science Bahen Center for Information Technology University of Toronto 40 St. George Street, Room BA7252 Toronto ON M5S 2E4 email: dlevy at cs toronto edu Linkedin Profile