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Paul D. Amer, Ph.D. (Ohio State), Professor; also Professor, Electrical
and Computer Engineering: Computer networks, performance measurement,
formal description techniques for protocols (Estelle). |
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John Case, Ph.D. (Illinois), Professor: Computational learning
theory, computability theory, lattice computers. |
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B. F. Caviness, Ph.D. (Carnegie-Mellon), Professor; also Professor,
Mathematical Sciences: Computer algebra, analysis of algorithms. |
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Errol L. Lloyd, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor
and Chair: Design and analysis of algorithms. |
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Tuncay Saydam, Ph.D. (Istanbul Technical University), Professor:
Performance evlauation, computer communication networks, discrete system
simulation. |
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M. Sandra Carberry, Ph.D. (Delaware), Associate Professor; also
Associate Professor, Linguistics: Artificial intelligence, natural
language understanding and genration, intelligent interfaces, user modeling. |
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Daniel L. Chester, Ph.D. (California, Berkeley), Associate Professor;
also Associate Professor, Linguistics: Artificial intelligence, natural
language processing, theorem proving, knowledge representation. |
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Kathleen F. McCoy, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Associate Professor; also
Associate Professor, Linguistics: Artificial intelligence, natural-language
generation and understanding, knowledge representation. |
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Lori L. Pollock, Ph.D. (Pittsburgh), Associate Professor: Compiler
construction, code optimization, incremental algorithms, parallel compilation,
compilation for parallel machines, programming environments. |
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B. David Saunders, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Associate Professor; also
Associate Professor, Mathematical Sciences: Computer algebra, analysis
of algorithms, parallel computation. |
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Adarshpal S. Sethi, Ph.D. (Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur),
Associate Professor: Computer networks, network management and control,
congestion control, real-time protocols, distributed systems, performance
modeling. |
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K. Vijayashanker, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania), Associate Professor; also
Associate Professor, Linguistics: Artificial intelligence, natural
language processing, unification-based grammatical systems, knowledge-representation
languages. |
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Gagan Agrawal, Ph.D. (Maryland), Assistant Professor: Compiler
optimizations, interprocedural analysis, software development tools, compiling
for advanced architectures, parallel and distributed systems, programming
languages. |
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Keith S. Decker, Ph.D. (Massachusetts), Assistant Professor: Distributedproblem
solving, multi-agent systems, real-time problem solving, computational
organization design, concurrent engineering, parallel and distributed planning
and scheduling, distributed information gathering. |
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Chandra Kambhamettu, Ph.D. (South Florida), Assistant Professor:
Computer vision, image processing, computer graphics and multimedia.. |
Joint, Research, and Adjunct Faculty
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Charles G. Boncelet, Ph.D. (Princeton), Professor; also Professor,
Electrical and Computer Engineering: Signal processing, algorithms,
networking. |
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George E. Collins, Ph.D. (Cornell), Professor: Computer algebra. |
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Richard A. Foulds, Ph.D. (Tufts), Research Professor: Natural-language
generation, robotics, augmentative communication. |
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Robert P. Gilbert, Ph.D. (Carnegie-Mellon), Unidel Professor; also
Professor, Mathematical Sciences: Hybrid computation, mathematical
modeling. |
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David L. Mills, Ph.D. (Michigan), Professor; also Professor,
Electrical and Computer Engineering: Computer networking architecture
and protocol design, multimedia message systems. |
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Richard L. Venezky, Ph.D. (Stanford), Unidel Professor; also Unidel
Professor, Education: Intelligent tutoring systems, natural-language
processing, lexicography. |
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H. Timothy Bunnell, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania State University), Research
Associate Professor; also Research Associate Professor, Linguistics; also
Director, Speech Research Program, A.I. DuPont Institute: Syntax, computational
linguistics, phycholinguistics. |
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Guang Gao, Ph.D. (M.I.T.), Associate Professor; also Associate Professor,
Electrical and Computer Engineering: Computer architecture and systems,
parallel and distributed systems. |
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David Wood, Ph.D. (Rhode Island), Research Associate Professor:
Computer algebra, analysis of algorithms. |
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Ashfaq Khokhar, Ph.D. (California, Berkeley), Assistant Professor;
also Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering: Parallel
computation and software systems, computational aspects of computer vision
and multimedia. |
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Tariq Rahman, Ph.D. (Drexel), Research Assistant Professor:
Applied artificial intelligence, robotics. |
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Renate Scheidler, Ph.D. (Manitoba), Assistant Professor; also Assistant
Professor, Mathematical Sciences: Computational number theory. |
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