Alexander M. Heinz

About Me

I'm a third-year Computer Engineering major at JHU's Whiting School of Engineering, and the current chair of the JHU ACM. My interests include robotics, human/computer interaction and interfaces, video game design, creative writing, sustainability, Tae Kwon Do, and (in case you can't tell) not web design.

Projects

I'm currently most absorbed in writing a TetriNET client for Mac OS X, called (creatively) iTetrinet. You can find more information about iTetrinet on its GitHub page. (See the links section.)

I've also written a couple of server-side plugins for the open-source game BZFlag, including a plugin that allows the server to poll players with a selection of maps, and then change to the winning map. The plugins can be found here:

• MapVote - Map voting and rotation plugin
• SpreeTracker - Player killing-spree-tracking plugin

Documentation is included in the downloads.

Links

• Johns Hopkins University
• Whiting School of Engineering
• Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

• JHU ACM
• Wiki Home
• Mailing Lists

• JHU Tae Kwon Do

• iTetrinet GitHub Page

Stickers!