ESP Biography

LILIA HEINOLD, Low-ish Level Software Engineer

Major: Computer Science and Mathematics

College/Employer: Working Professional

Year of Graduation: 2020

Brief Biographical Sketch:

I'm a professional software engineer who has been working full time since I graduated from UMass Lowell in 2020.
I especially like low level languages (assembly!), robotics, and how software and hardware interact. Nowadays I do most of my work in C.

In my free time I watch TV (mostly science fiction), bake and do embroidery.

Past Classes

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C12263: From Binary to Symbolic Machine Language: How Computers Understand Code in HSSP Summer 2018 (Jun. 30, 2018)

Have you ever wondered how computers actually understand the code you write? Come learn about code in its most basic form, aka Assembly Language! This class start with an overview of binary, hex and computer memory. Then, we will go over converting between simple x86 assembly (NASM syntax) and C. The final project includes defusing a binary bomb using your newfound knowledge!