Neil completed his B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies and Minor in Computer Science with the Class of 2017.
With a concentration in Human-Computer Interaction, Neil took courses including CS 160: “User Interface Design and Development,” UGBA 190T: “Collaborative Innovation,” CS 184: “Foundations of Computer Graphics,” CS 168: “Introduction to the Internet: Architecture and Protocols,” and Cog Sci C126: “Perception in Cognitive Science.”
His ISF thesis, titled “Evaluating Compliance with User Interface Accessibility Standards in the United States,” explored various interpretations of federal regulations and industry best practices on digital accessibility, and the resulting impact on people who use assistive technology.
Neil supplemented his coursework with industry experience gained by working with technology companies in the SF Bay Area.
