krofchok.com

Websites maintained by Bryan Krofchok:

• Bondian.com: An extensive reference guide with information on more than 400 different titles related to James Bond 007 and his creator, British author Ian Fleming.
• For classes taught at Sacramento City College (currently offline):
• CISC 310: Introduction to Computer Information Science (Summer 2005)
• CISP 301: Algorithm Design and Implementation (Fall 2003)
• CISP 400: Object-Oriented Programming with C++ (Summer 2003)
• Grandmothers for Peace International: Provides information on peace and justice issues worldwide. GFP is a non-profit organization founded by Barbara Wiedner in May 1982, and is based in Elk Grove, California.
• Newton-Raphson Method Fractals: A collection of fractal images obtained by applying the Newton-Raphson Method to various polynomial equations.

Bryan Krofchok (bryan@krofchok.com) graduated summa cum laude from Georgia State University in March 1997, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with concentration in Computer Science. He earned a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from GSU in December 1998. Bryan currently lives in the Sacramento area, and works as an instructor and computer lab coordinator at Sacramento City College.