The faculty in computer science are dedicated teachers and scholars who believe in the importance of involving students in research. Continuing our collaboration with Trinity College and Wesleyan University, we were awarded an NSF grant for the HFOSS (humanitarian free and open source software) project.
Ozgur Izmirli
Professor of Computer Science, Chair of the Computer Science Department
Content analysis of music audio • Computer Vision • Music information retrieval • Music perception and cognition modeling • Multi-modal computer-user interfaces • Real-time interactive music technology
Christine Chung
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Algorithm design and analysis • Algorithmic game theory
Thomas Daggett
Adjunct Professor of Computer Science
Computer architecture • Distributed processing • Web and collaboration technologies • Software engineering
S. James Lee
Jean C. Tempel '65 Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Avatars • Computer graphics and visualization for interactive applications such as computer games, virtual reality environments, autonomous interactive characters, museum installations
Gary Parker
Professor of Computer Science, Entrepreneurship Pathway Coordinator
(On sabbatical, Fall 2018)
Artificial intelligence • Cognitive science • Autonomous agent learning • Colony robotics • Evolutionary robotics • Genetic algorithms • Multi-legged robots • Interactive video games
William Tarimo
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Educational technology (edTech) • Computer-supported pedagogy • Agile teaching • Affective computing • Artificial intelligence • Robotics • Web and mobile development • IT entrepreneurship
William Barnes
Adjunct Instructor of Computer Science
Cybersecurity • Identity and access management • Public key infrastructure • Biometrics • Cloud computing
Art Potter
Computer Laboratory Technician
Joseph Benin
Adjunct Professor of Computer Science
Scott Howie
Adjunct Instructor of Computer Science
Bridget B. Baird
Professor Emerita of Mathematics and Computer Science
Generative Art • Mapping and Visualization of Data • Motion Capture and Multiple Modalities • Applications of Computers in the Humanities • Virtual Reality and Archaeology