Client had been using an open source ECMAScript Engine Spidermonkey as a proof of concept

which needed to be replaced with itscustom proprietory 'version' to avoid licensing issues for

commercial use. This was the motivation behind starting this project.

This was originally a Linux based project but being developed in standard C was

allowed to support Window as well on my suggestion. GNU tools were used on Linux

but major development was done on Windows

Realtime Collision Detection in VR is very complex and not feasible being computationally intensive.

An effecient algorithm is neded that can discover and eliminate most of the unnecessary comparisons.

- Technical Architect and Project Manager

- Handled kernel mode component of printer driver

- Handled client colloboration

Developed a general-purpose engine for delivering a course over the Internet for Hewlett Packard, US. Although a course may consist of any number of pages, once it is loaded on the client machine a major part can be viewed (using the forward and back arrows of the navigation frame) even after disconnecting from the net. This is achieved without the use of any plug-ins – the client only gets plain HTML and JavaScript so any browser supporting HTML and JavaScript is capable of viewing a course delivered using this engine. The engine uses COM ASP for a major part of its functionality on the server side.