Things that I did on campus:

Apple Computer - Campus Representative, Princeton University (2001-2004)
Promote and represent the most "insanely great" computer company in the world. Think Different.

Princeton Student Macintosh User Group - President and founder (2001-2004)
Better known as P-SMUG. Campus Mac user group. Lots of fun.

Office Of Information Technology - Residential Computing Consultant (2001-2004)
You come knocking on my door at 2 AM because your 12 page French paper that's due in 7 hours won't print.
I was also a consultant for the Student Computer Services group in OIT during the summer of 2001 where I worked on the software image for the "cluster" (lab) Macs.

Colonial Club - Tech Chair/Webmaster (2002-2004)
The coolest eating club on the street.

These are some of the web sites that I have created and their launch dates.

Danny and Adam: Dave and Tim Cover Duo (July 2001)
An acoustic guitar duo consisting of me and my friend Adam Minkoff. We're VERY good, even though the site is very dull.

Princeton Student Macintosh User Group (August 2001)
Community-based web site with useful information.

Colonial Club (January 2003)
This site features daily menus, discussion boards, music streams and thousands of pictures.

Master deBaters (December 1999)
The greatest band in the history of high school model congress.

Semaya's CGL Site (August 1997)
A site I made about my old camp when I was in high school. Other campers contributed by typing things up. The site was a huge success. It is now back up, for archive purposes.

This obviously isn't all my academic work, just the little bit which happens to be online.

Digital Music Jukebox - Fall 2003
For my senior independent work I built a touchscreen digital jukebox system for the Colonial Club. The system is built on a PowerMac G4 running Mac OS X and iTunes. It will continue to be used by Colonial for the forseeable future.

The Future Of DRM Technology for Content Distribution - Spring 2003
This paper was my Junior Independent Work in the Computer Science department. My paper has been referenced by a few people out there, but only in foreign language papers. This some German web siterefered to me as "computer scientist Daniel Semaya of the University of Princeton" (translation). I am also now referenced in this french paper (PDF HTML) as well. I was trying to predict the future in this paper, and so far I've been pretty wrong, which is a good thing.

Music 104 Final Project "With Me" - Spring 2001
Recorded on my PowerBook using Logic. All parts are played by me. My first attempt at multitrack recording. There is also an in-class recording performed with members and instructors of the class.

Music 210 Project 1 - Fall 2001
Recorded on my iBook using Pro Tools Free. All parts are played by me. There are also two in-class recordings of this peice being developed and workshoped with members of the class (1 2)

Music 316 Final Project "Three" - Spring 2003
This composition is a combination of recorded guitar tracks and one live guitar track. The only effects used on the guitar are volume swells and reverse playback. The recorded part was done in the music department and this live soundcheck was recorded in Taplin Auditorium. All parts are played by me.

Summer Programming Experiences Project - Summer 2001
Summer project in Java. I wrote the server end to a peer-to-peer file sharing system. It never really got off the ground.

Other interesting things that I have done.

Recent performances
Random l recordings of some recent gigs.

GarageBand Composition - January 2004
My first GarageBand composition, which I wrote and recorded in less than an hour.

Live Audio Taping
Information about my live audio taping and trading hobby.

My PowerBook
Pictures and information about my very cool and very customized computer.

Halloween 2001 Pumpkin
A jack-o-lantern that I carved for Halloween party.

Boyd Tinsley 2003
Picture of me and Boyd from a November 2003 book signing.