I am an Arkansas native with many interests and hobbies. My degree is in geology, but before I did that I was in school for engineering. And a REALLY long time ago I had an interest in computer programming – I think that might have helped me have the desire to learn how to use Geogebra and put it to use. Some of the more likable jobs I have done in the past include land surveying, machinist, draftsman. What do all of these have in common? They all deal with math and precision, math is not invented it is discovered. It exists in things whether we realize it or not. Math is all over the place in nature. Seashells are a prime example, and I find them very fascinating. I have learned a lot about them while writing the Shell Sketch and Shell Designer programs.
Steve Garrison