Faculty Directory
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Office: 3101 Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Cincinnati, 1986 Software testing; software comprehension and visualization tools; software complexity metrics; computer supported cooperative work; artificial intelligence; expert systems; information assurance education. Current research includes software engineering and The Distributive Collaborative Writing Aid. |
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Office: 3101 Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Mathematics, Graduate Center/Central University of New York, 1988 Applications of blind deconvolution, novel information extraction in acoustic and electromagnetic signals, electromagnetic signal parameter estimation and sonar image processing for detecting and classifying corroding munitions. |
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Office: 3127C Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1993 Computer Architecture, Real-time and Embedded Computing, Scheduling, Cluster Computing, Energy Aware Computing, and Disk Technologies. |
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Office: 3101Q Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Texas A & M University , 1999 Networking; Wireless Networking; Mobile Computing; Distributed systems; Computer Architecture; TCP issues over wireless networks. Current research includes routing protocols for adhoc networks over Bluetooth and performance of transport protocols over Bluetooth technology. |
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Office: 3101T Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Emory University, 1970 Programming languages; languages and algorithms for distributed and parallel processing; operating systems. His research interests include parallel computation and the software testing of Ada programs. He is also investigating compilation for distributed processor evaluation of programs. |
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Office: 3127G Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Cornell University, 1994 VLSI CAD tool design; formal methods; high level synthesis; history of computing; wireless security. He is a major professor for the "Better Tools and Better Interfaces for Hardware-Software Codesign" and "Efficient, Formally Verified Tools for High Level Synthesis and Hardware-Software Codesign" research projects. |
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Office: 3127D Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Texas A&M University, 1986 Software engineering: design methodology, testing, reverse engineering, and CASE tools. Recent research includes the development of CASE tools oriented toward reverse engineering, maintenance, and testing of Ada software. He is the Principal Investigator and Director of the GRASP Research Project. |
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Office: 3101P Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2010 Software Engineering, Patterns, Security, Program Analysis, Program Transformation, Programming Language, Compilers, Parallel Programming, Web Services. |
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Office: 3101D Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Texas A&M, 1996 Computer and Network Security, Software Vulnerability Analysis, Simulation of Computer Networks, Software Engineering, Software Architectures, Computer Networking, Distributed Computing. |
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Office: 3127B Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Auburn University, 1996 Software engineering; software visualization; software metrics; reverse engineering; program understanding; markup languages; programming languages; secure software development. His current research includes the GRASP Project. |
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Office: 3101F Shelby Center |
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M.S., Auburn University, 1976 Software engineering, software engineering education, CS1/2 curriculum development. Currently teaching introduction to computing for engineers and scientists and network programming. |
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Office: 3108 Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Southern California, 2007 Spacial/temporal data management; mobile data management; information security and privacy; location-based services; peer-to-peer systems; geographic information systems. |
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Office: 3110 Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1993 Wireless networks; high performance networks; mobile computing and databases; reliable and dynamically reconfigurable distributed systems; complex software development; parallel processing; performance measurements and analysis. |
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Office: 3118 Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Craiova, Romania, 1998 Faculty Coordinator of the Information Technology minor courses: COMP1000 Personal Computer Applications, COMP2000 Network Programming with HTML and Java, COMP 3010 Spreadsheet-Based Applications with VBA, and COMP5000/6000 Web Application Development. She is the director and founder of the Auburn University Lab for Educational and Assistive Technology, Computer Literacy Academy for Children (dealing with disabilities) and author of two IT textbooks. |
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Office: 3127F Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Ohio State University, 1992 Human-computer interaction; learning technology; cognitive science; artificial intelligence. He leads the Intelligent & Interactive Systems Research Group. |
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Office: 3101H Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2011 Refactoring tools and IDEs, including analysis and transformation of C and Fortran, and Eclipse-based tooling. Parsing theory. Program transformation; static analysis; parallel and high-performance computing; software engineering; programming languages; compilers. |
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Office: 3101F Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2004 Parallel and distributed systems, real-time computing, storage systems, computer security, fault tolerance, performance evaluation. Current research includes energy-efficient parallel disk systems and reliability models of fault-tolerant storage systems. |
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Office: 3101M Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Virginia Tech, 2004 End User Programming: human computer interaction (HCI), human centric computing, visual programming environments, software engineering, and empirical studies of programmers. |
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School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences |
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Ph.D., State University of New York and Syracuse University, 1995 Systems modeling, computer simulation, spatial analysis (GIS, GPS, and RS), and ecosystem theory. |
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Office: 3127E Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Texas A&M University, 1987 Software engineering; software processes; software design; object-oriented technologies; palm computing; software engineering education; project simulation; secure software development. |
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Office: 3116 Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., Virginia Tech, 2002 Modeling and Simulation, Agent-Directed Simulation, Complex Adaptive Systems, Systems Modeling for Science and Innovation Policy, Computational Modeling of Creative Scientific Discovery Systems, Software Modeling and Design. |
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Office: 3101R Shelby Center |
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Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 2006 Storage, File Systems, and Parallel IO; High Performance Computing, Network and Grid Computing; Fault Tolerance and Virtualization; Computational Biology and Reconfigurable Computing with FPGA. |
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