Lance Fletcher

About Me

My name is Lance Fletcher and I am a Master's computer science student at Texas A&M University. I currently am working part-time for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory under Dr. Roger Pearce. I am passionate about developing new applications and tools to solve unique and challenging problems. Recently I have been focusing on graph algorithms; specifically, large scale parallel graph algorithms. Additionally, I am interested in applying machine learning to problems in a variety of domains.

Education

Texas A&M University • College Station, TX

Master of Science Computer Science, GPA: 4.0

Expected graduation date: May 2024

West Texas A&M University • Canyon, TX

Bachelor of Science Computer Science, GPA: 4.0

Graduation date: May 2022

Languages/Tools

Python, C++, C, Java, R, Javascript, HTML/CSS
Pytorch, OpenAI Gym, MySQL, Bash, ARM

Awards

1st Place in WTAMU's Undergraduate Research Oral Presentation: 2022
Kilgore Undergraduate Research Grant Recipient: 2019
Supplemental Instructor of the Year: 2021
8x WTAMU President's List Honoree: 2018-2022
2x WTAMU College of Engineering Scholarship Recipient: 2020-2022
(Very Important) WTAMU College of Engineering Egg Drop Champion: 2021

Extracurriculars

WT Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Chapter President
Organized WT's Second Annual Hackathon
WT Math Club member
National Society of Leadership and Success member
Volunteered to help senior citizens with technology education
Organized a National Center for Women & Information Technology event
Taught engineering concepts to local elementary students