Hi, I'm Ian Morrill.

I am a junior Computer Science major at the University of Maryland with an ACES Cybersecurity minor who has enjoyed all things computers since approximately the third grade (when I discovered that Minecraft mods were a thing). I was a data science intern at CyberPoint, where I used large language models in order to develop a cybersecurity-related application; and before that, I was a software engineering intern at BD, where I worked on an embedded C# web app for a medical device. Additionally, I am the treasurer of the XR Club at UMD. I also co-founded App Dev Club. Outside of school and work, I do enjoy a good side project, when creativity strikes. When I'm not programming, I'm probably hanging out with friends, going for a jog, or playing some videogames (generally Minecraft or Fortnite) with friends or family.

Projects

• Ian's Internet Cards — An internet-based, real-time, party game inspired by Cards Against Humanity. I enlisted the help of my high school friends to create custom decks of weird, wacky, and awful cards akin to those found in Cards Against Humanity itself.
• Math Method — Originally a math practice site that I made as an experiment in the sixth grade, has grown into much more. With practice quizzes ranging from Pre-Algebra all the way to Calculus, Math Method provides instant and infinite math practice.
• Web Experiments — A compilation of all of the small one-off frontend web development experiments that I've made over the years.
• Furball — A Chrome extension that I made to enhance the Scratch experience back in Scratch version 2.0. Now that Scratch 3.0 is out, a lot of Furball's alure has gone, but it still has a few helpful and cool features.