Professor Wolber runs USF’s Democratize Computing Lab and focuses on empowering artists, designers, kids, women, men, humanity majors, business students — makers of all types — to add coding to their creative arsenals.
Computing, Mobile Apps, and the Web, Introduction to Computer Science I, Introduction to Computer Science II, Directed Reading and Research
Professor Benson's research areas include operating systems, parallel computing, and programming languages. He has designed and developed several run-time systems and tools for parallel programming languages and libraries.
PhD from the University of California, Davis
Operating Systems, Parallel Computing, Programming Languages
Computer Architecture, Laboratory, Operating Systems, Laboratory, Directed Reading & Research, Directed Reading and Research, Systems Foundations, Operating Systems, Directed Reading and Research
David is completing his PhD at CUNY's Graduate Center, working with Andrew Rosenberg. His research interests are natural language processing and...
PhD, Computer Science, CUNY Graduate Center (candidate) | MS Computer Science, San Francisco State University | BS Computer & Information Science, Brooklyn College
Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning
Data Struct & Algorithms, Directed Reading and Research, Special Topics in Computer Science, Introduction to Machine Learning, Special Topics in Analytics, Interview Skills
Professor Daltayanni's research interests include reputation and recommender systems in crowdsourcing environments with specialization in two-sided marketplaces (labor, advertising, games).
PhD, Computer Science, University of California Santa Cruz (UCSC), 2015 | MSc, Computer Science, UCSC, 2011 | BSc, Computer Science, University of Athens, Greece, 2008
Reputation and recommender systems / Crowdsourcing / Computational Advertising, Two-sided marketplaces, Big data predictive analytics
Introduction to Computer Science I, Intro to Database Systems, Data Mining, Special Topics in Computer Science, Data Acquisition, Distributed Computing
Professor Engle's research focuses is on computer security, including topics such as vulnerability analysis, insider threat, and electronic voting. Her research interests also include topics such as data visualization and computer science education.
PhD in Computer Science, University of California, Davis, 2010.
Computer Security, Data Visualization, Computer Science Education
Software Development, Data Visualization, Research Seminar in CS, Directed Reading & Research, Data Visualization, Research Seminar in CS, Practicum Study
Patricia’s research interests include the application of computational biology, algorithms and mathematical models to problems and predictions involving protein structure and genomics. Her focus is on the application of machine learning to discovery and decision making as related to health.
PhD, Computer Science with emphasis on Computational Biology, University of California at Davis
Computer Science for Health Informatics Professionals, Statistical Computing for Biomedical Data Analytics, Projects in Statistical Computing for Biomedical Data Analytics, Bioinformatics, Statistical Computing for Biomedical Informatics, Capstone Project in Health Informatics, Project in Health Informatics, Graduate Directed Study, Bioinformatics, Directed Reading and Research
Professor Johnson worked as a UI designer and implementer, engineer manager, usability tester, and researcher at Cromemco, Xerox, US West, Hewlett-Packard Labs, and Sun Microsystems. In the late 1980s and early 1990s he was Chair of Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility.
PhD, Psychology (developmental, experimental), Stanford University | BA, Psychology (experimental), Yale University
Computing, Mobile Apps, and the Web, Introduction to Computer Science I, Special Topics in Computer Science, Senior Team Project, Directed Reading and Research, Special Topics in Computer Science
Kristin Jones teaches CS 107, in which students are introduced to computer programming and the web by building apps with App Inventor. Kristin...
Post-Baccalaureate, Computer Science, Mill College | PhD, German, Harvard University | BA, German, Stanford University
Computer science pedagogy, full stack web development, Digital Humanities
Computing, Mobile Apps, and the Web
Alark Joshi works on data visualization projects for improved neurosurgical planning and treatment. His research focuses on developing and evaluating the ability of novel visualization techniques to communicate information for effective decision making and discovery.
PhD, University of Maryland
Introduction to Computer Science I, Introduction to Computer Science II, Data Visualization, Research Seminar in CS, Directed Reading & Research, Data Visualization, Special Topics in Computer Science, Research Seminar in CS, Directed Reading and Research, Data Visualization
Professor Jung is interested in protecting security and privacy in the Internet. She's working on countermeasures against Phishing, malicious javascript, privacy in healthcare, policy compatibility in grid and cloud computing, and usable security.
PhD The University of Texas at Austin, 2006
Computer Security, Privacy in the Internet, Database Privacy
Introduction to Computer Science II, Data Struct & Algorithms, Algorithms, Computer Security and Privacy, Special Topics in Computer Science
Professor Karpenko’s research interests lie in the areas of computer graphics and human-computer interaction. In particular, her thesis focused on sketch-based 3D modeling.
PhD, Computer Science, Brown University | MS, Computer Science, Brown University | BS, Applied Mathematics, Moscow State University
Computer Graphics, Human-Computer Interaction
Introduction to Computer Science II, Software Development, Data Struct & Algorithms, Senior Team Project, Object-Oriented Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms, Principles of Software of Development, Master's Project, Practicum Study, Directed Reading and Research
Professor Malensek's research interests are centered around systems approaches to data science, with a focus on scalable analytics, storage and management of voluminous data streams, and cloud/edge computing. These projects span domains such as atmospheric science, epidemiology, and geographic information systems.
PhD, Computer Science, Colorado State University
Big Data, Data Science, Distributed Systems, Cloud Computing
Introduction to Parallel Computing, Operating Systems, Laboratory, Directed Reading and Research, Big Data, Special Topics in Computer Science, Directed Reading and Research
Professor Pacheco's main research interest is parallel computing. He's been involved in the development of the MPI Standard for message-passing.
PhD, Mathematics, Florida State University, 1983
Parallel computing
Introduction to Parallel Computing, Computer Architecture, Laboratory, Automata Theory, Modern Parallel Programming, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra & Probability, Differential Equations, Discrete Math
Terence is a professor of computer science and is the creator of the ANTLR parser generator. He herded programmers and implemented the large jGuru developers web site, during which time he developed and refined the StringTemplate engine. Terence has consulted for and held various technical positions at companies such as IBM, Lockheed Missiles and Space, NeXT, and Renault Automation. Terence was an expert witness for Google in the Oracle v Google Android lawsuit. His passion is writing software.
PhD in Computer Engineering, Purdue University '93
Software engineering, Programming language design and implementation, How programmers communicate with machines to build new software
Prog Language Paradigms, Programming Languages, Directed Reading and Research, Computation for Analytics, Data Acquisition
Professor Pournaghshband's research areas include computer networks, computer security, and computer science education.
PhD, University of California, Los Angeles | MSc University of California, Berkeley | BSc University of California, Berkeley
Computer Networks, Computer Security
C and Systems Programming, Computer Networks, Network Programming
Professor Rollins' research interests include networking and distributed systems and her current research focuses on data and energy management for mobile systems. Her teaching interests include networking and distributed systems, introductory computer science, data structures, and algorithms.
Introduction to Computer Science II, Software Development, Directed Reading & Research, Object-Oriented Programming, Principles of Software of Development, Distributed Software Development, Directed Reading and Research
Professor Yuksel's research focuses on the next generation of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that detect and evaluate real-time brain signals using machine learning classification of functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) to build adaptable user interfaces for the general population.
PhD, Computer Science, Tufts University
Computing, Mobile Apps, and the Web, Introduction to Computer Science I, Directed Reading & Research, Special Topics in Computer Science, Senior Team Project, Human-Computer Interaction, Special Topics in Computer Science, Directed Reading and Research
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