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Wolfgang W. Bein: Ph.D. (1981) University of Osnabrueck
Randomized algorithms, on-line algorithms, genetic algorithms, combinatorial optimization, supercomputing, software engineering, and societal issues of computing.
Hal L. Berghel: Ph.D. (1977) University of Nebraska
Electronic communities, information agency, interactive and participatory software systems, and information customization.
Renee Bryce: Ph.D. (2006) Arizona State University
Software engineering, software testing, combinatorial testing
Ajoy K. Datta: Ph.D. (1983) Jadavpur University
Operating systems, distributed systems, fault-tolerant systems, modeling and analysis of concurrent systems, and computer networks.
Laxmi Gewali: Ph.D. (1989) University of Texas at Dallas
Design and analysis of algorithms, computational geometry, pattern recognition and robot motion planning.
Yoohwan Kim: Ph.D. (2004) Case Western Reser\
ve University
Computer networks, Internet traffic analysis, switch architecture,
network security, and real-time embedded software design
Lawrence L. Larmore: Ph.D. (1986) University of California, Irvine (1965) Northwestern University
Theoretical computer science, on-line algorithms, and dynamic programming.
John T. Minor: Ph.D. (1979) University of Texas at Austin
Artificial intelligence, logic representations, automated deduction techniques, rule-based expert systems, and logic programming systems.
Lee Misch: M.S. (1986) University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Software engineering, programming languages, and compiler construction.
Thomas A. Nartker: Ph.D. (1966) Texas A&M University
Analysis, Retrieval, and Classification of Information, Software
Engineering, and Decision Environments for
Software Product Development
Roy H. Ogawa: Ph.D. (1971) University of California, Berkeley
Programming languages, computer architecture, concurrent programming, software engineering, and program development environments.
Matt Pedersen: Ph.D. (2003) University of British Columbia
Programming languages, compilers for parallel languages and architectures, automatic compilation, parallel and distributed systems and programming, message passing systems, and parallel debugging techniques.
David Pinelle: Ph.D.(2004) University of Saskatchewan
Human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work, health
informatics
Kazem Taghva: Ph.D. (1980) University of Iowa
Database Management Systems, Information Retrieval and OCR, Text
Mining, and Information Extraction.
Evangelos A. Yfantis: Ph.D. (1978) University of Wyoming
Computer graphics, compiler construction, principles of programming languages, and computer simulation.
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