I, Daniel Szelogowski, currently am a teacher, engineer, researcher, web, software, app, and game designer and developer, graphic designer, photographer, content creator, network recruiter, writer, reviewer, guitarist, singer (primarily choral), as well as health, astronomy, and overall science and math enthusiast, and student of course. I do mostly web and software programming now, but I am also good when it comes to mobile and game development. One of my biggest skills is graphic design however, whether it be vector or rasterized art. I often work with schools designing for their websites, or other aspects of them such as posters/fliers, banners, logos, and other designs for various organizations and local businesses.

I hold the Master of Science (Computer Science) degree from the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, following the completion of my Bachelor of Music (Music Education - Choral Emphasis and Computer Science with a minor in Web Site Development and Administration) from the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, and the Associate's of Arts and Sciences (General Studies) from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. I am currently pursuing the Ph.D. (Artificial Intelligence) from Capitol Technology University and the Graduate Certificate (Applied Bioinformatics) from the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay as well. See my resume or CV for additional information.

In terms of teaching, I teach music and computer science privately and hope to direct my own choir sometime soon. Anyone interested in contacting me for singing, guitar, cello, computer science, or other lessons can contact me with the form below. I teach beginners to those more advanced. Regardless of student ability, I believe everyone has the potential to become proficient after taking easy, frequent or unfrequent lessons. I am also happy to provide independent research study opportunities for advanced students looking for assisted learning and guided research opportunities.

Want to learn more? Check out my LinkedIn, or my business website!
Also check out my podcast!