Resume

• 2016

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  Mathematics

  University of Vermont

  Principles of Computer Organization

  Data Privacy

  Software Engineering

  Complex Analysis

  Combinatorics

  Number Theory

  Algorithm Design and Analysis

  Linear Algebra II

  Vector Analysis

  Mathematical Cryptography

  Abstract Algebra

  Real Analysis

  Data Science II

  Linear Algebra

  Theory of Computation

  Data Science I

  Foundations of Computer Security

  Probability and Statistics

  Advanced Programming: C++

  Principles of Computer Science

• 2012

  Bachelor of Science - BS

  Mathematics

  SUNY Geneseo

• 2009

  Fairport Senior High School

• marcus-elia - Overview

  marcus-elia has 9 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

  GitHub

  Local high scorer on the Putnam exam in 2014 and 2015.

  Putnam Exam

  Calculus

  JavaScript

  Java

  Github

  C++

  Cryptography

  Python (Programming Language)

  Sage (Programming Language)

  LaTeX

  Unity/C#

  Mathematics

  Algorithms

  Elia

  Marcus

  Elia

  Johns Hopkins University

  Center for Talented Youth

  SUNY Geneseo Math Learning Center

  University of Vermont

  I am a Graduate Teaching Assistant for the Mathematics department at the University of Vermont. This means that I teach two courses per year. I am responsible for preparing and giving lectures

  assigning homework

  holding office hours

  and writing and grading tests and quizzes. So far

  I have taught Precalculus

  Calculus I and Calculus II.

  University of Vermont

  Johns Hopkins University

  Center for Talented Youth

  Saratoga Springs

  NY

  During Summer of 2019

  I taught Cryptology to advanced middle and high schoolers. This included symmetric key ciphers

  basic number theory

  public key cryptography

  and post-quantum cryptography.

  Cryptology Instructor

  I worked at a drop-in tutoring center for the SUNY Geneseo Math Department. I helped students with the calculus sequence

  precalculus

  linear algebra

  and mathematical proofs.

  SUNY Geneseo Math Learning Center

  PhD Student

  University of Vermont