Steve Engels
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- School: University of Toronto
- Campus: St. George Campus
- Department: Computer Science
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Toronto, ON - Dates at University of Toronto: April 2003 - May 2019
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My favorite professor in second year is Mr. Engels. He's really an inspirational professor. His teachings were very clear and the slides were nicely organized. Laboratories take a lot of time but they will really test the knowledge that being taught in class. Midterm and final exams were hard but fair. His final thought lectures is worth to attend to. Such an inspirational one.
Biography
University of Toronto St. George Campus - Computer Science
Resume
2015
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Curriculum
Teaching and Learning PhD program
focusing on educational video game design. Thesis research investigates the design factors that impact the engagement and learning goals of educational games.
Education
University of Toronto
1999
M.Math
Machine learning
natural language processing and information extraction research. Thesis on applying machine learning techniques on staged natural language text to create a stronger information extraction model.
Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
1994
Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc
Computer Engineering
Cognitive Science Option
University of Waterloo
1988
University of Toronto Schools
Educational Games
Algorithms
Python
University Teaching
Information Extraction
Artificial Intelligence
Software Engineering
Game Design
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Machine Learning
C++
Game Development
C
Computer Science
Java
Level Up Showcase 2014
A game design exhibition showcasing projects created by university and college students in the GTA. Working with high-profile organizations
institutions and companies such as Microsoft
Ubisoft
AMD
AutoDesk
Unity
Sheridan
OCAD University and the University of Toronto
this incredible production which featured over 50 undergraduate teams competing against each other for awards in various categories judged by none other than the executive lead team at Ubisoft
one of the top three game publishing and development companies in the world.
Jess Bradshaw
Kolden Simmonds
Ray Khan
Steve
Whizbang! Labs
University of Waterloo
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
Toronto
Canada Area
Professor
Teaching Stream
Toronto
Canada Area
Currently teaching computer organization and video game design. Past courses taught include artificial intelligence
introductory computer science and software engineering.\n\nResearch areas include application of artificial intelligence
educational video game design
game design for seniors
children and blind players.
Associate Professor
Teaching Stream
University of Toronto
University of Waterloo
Software Developer
Whizbang! Labs
Sessional Lecturer
University of Waterloo
