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Michael joined in October 2008 after his dad (somehow) heard about YSTV on the open day (Michael himself did not actually notice). He is studying Electronic Engineering with Media Technology and likes ''most'' things electronic or computer based (notable exceptions being anything involving transistors).  
Michael joined in October 2008 after his dad (somehow) heard about YSTV on the open day (Michael himself did not actually notice). He studied Electronic Engineering with Media Technology and likes ''most'' things electronic or computer based (notable exceptions being anything involving transistors).  


Although he is studying electronics, he has been asked on more than one occasion why he is not studying computer science instead. This is probably due to his ability to program better than most of the students on his course. This is more than offset by his complete inability to correctly format or document his code (it works, but good luck if you ever want to understand it!)
Although he studied electronics, he has been asked on more than one occasion why he did not study computer science instead. This is probably due to his ability to program better than most of the students on his course. This is more than offset by his complete inability to correctly format or document his code (it works, but good luck if you ever want to understand it!)


During his time in YSTV so far, he has already (perhaps foolishly) taken on several projects (in approximate order of level of completion):
During his time in YSTV, he (perhaps foolishly) took on several projects (in approximate order of level of completion):


* [[Overlayed.net]]
* [[Overlayed.net]]
* Writing the officer reports and techie todo list part of the new website
* Writing the officer reports and techie todo list part of the new website
* [[Clock]] Rewrite to run on modern hardware and a re-rewrite in C++ and SDL which is much more awesome, the base of which was used at [[Elections_2010]] for the ticker bar and lower thirds.
* [[Clock]] Rewrite to run on modern hardware and a re-rewrite in C++ and SDL which is much more awesome, the base of which was used at [[Elections_2010]] and [[Elections_2011]] for the ticker bar and lower thirds.
* RTMP web streaming
* [[Skedular]]
* [[Skedular]]
* [[graphX]] Inform in 3D with video
* [[P169 Replacement]]
* [[P169 Replacement]]
* [[Net mux Audio Breakout]]
* [[Net mux Audio Breakout]]


None of these have been abandoned, though a couple of them are on hold for a while due to time constraints (as in, not enough of it)


He was the 2009-10 [[Deputy Technical Director]]
He was the 2009-10 [[Deputy Technical Director]]


He is the 2010-11 [[Computing Officer]]
He was the 2010-11 [[Computing Officer]]
 
He's just been offered a job working as a junior support engineer for broadcast automation. (Think [[Skedular]] on a huge scale)


He also cannot decide whether to write about himself in the third person.
He also cannot decide whether to write about himself in the third person.


[[Category:People|Cullen,Michael]]
[[Category:People|Cullen,Michael]]

Latest revision as of 22:56, 28 July 2011

Michael joined in October 2008 after his dad (somehow) heard about YSTV on the open day (Michael himself did not actually notice). He studied Electronic Engineering with Media Technology and likes most things electronic or computer based (notable exceptions being anything involving transistors).

Although he studied electronics, he has been asked on more than one occasion why he did not study computer science instead. This is probably due to his ability to program better than most of the students on his course. This is more than offset by his complete inability to correctly format or document his code (it works, but good luck if you ever want to understand it!)

During his time in YSTV, he (perhaps foolishly) took on several projects (in approximate order of level of completion):


He was the 2009-10 Deputy Technical Director

He was the 2010-11 Computing Officer

He's just been offered a job working as a junior support engineer for broadcast automation. (Think Skedular on a huge scale)

He also cannot decide whether to write about himself in the third person.