Faculty and Staff
The 13 faculty members of the Department of Computer Science provide innovative teaching and cutting-edge research. Their areas of specialization include:
- Natural language processing and molecular biology
- Information science and software engineering
- Applying combinatorial theory and linear algebra to electronic circuits, computer architecture, algorithms, and computational geometry
- Developing and maintaining heterogeneous software
- Data mining and machine learning
- Artificial intelligence, knowledge representation and planning
- Structures studied in computer science and applied mathematics
- Array-based high performance scientific computing
- Automated deduction
- Automated Reasoning and its applications
- Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Mobile Computing, Operations Research, Fault-Tolerant Computing and Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI)
- Natural language processing (NLP) and information processing and retrieval
- Mathematical logic (with a concentration in proof theory), the complexity of retrieval algorithms, computational geometry, databases
Faculty Projects
- Technical Reports The Networked Computer Science Technical Report Library contains technical reports produced by Computer Science Department faculty members from 1995 through the present.
Full-Time Faculty Listing
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George Berg |
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Peter A. Bloniarz |
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Seth Chaiken |
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Mei-Hwa Chen |
Andrew Haas |
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Harry B. Hunt III |
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Jeong-Hyon Hwang |
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Siwei Lyu |
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Lenore Mullin |
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Neil V. Murray |
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Paliath Narendran |
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Sekharipuram S. Ravi |
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Tomek Strzalkowski |
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Dan Willard |
Adjunct Faculty Listing
Ted Borys |
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Stephen Bush |
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William Doane |
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Robert Ekblaw |
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Mark Gilder |
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Dr. David Goodall |
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Thomas Irvin |
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William Rennie |
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Emeritus Professors Listing
Dean Arden |
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Edwin D. Reilly |
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Dan Rosenkrantz |
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Richard Stearns |
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Staff Listing
William Augustine |
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Joan Mainwaring |
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