Faculty teaching in the graduate computing program are pursuing research and scholarships in addition to delivering outstanding instruction. A brief overview of faculty research interests follows:

Dr. Victor Clincy spent a number of years in the wide-area-networking industry in technical and management positions working in the circuit-switch, packet-switch and cable networking arenas. Dr. Clincy has numerous refereed publications in wired and wireless networking from both a technical and educational perspective.

Dr. Jose Garrido has published textbooks on real-time systems and simulation. Dr. Garrido has developed the PSIM language for simulating real-time systems.

Dr. Mario Guimaraes has numerous refereed publications in database and interactive and online teaching tools and technologies.

Dr. Hisham Haddad has numerous refereed papers in the following areas:

• Software Engineering
• Distributed Object Technology

Dr. Ken Hoganson has published refereed journal and conference research papers in three related technical research areas: Scalable Multiprocessor Architectures The Unified Parallel Speedup Model Embedded Systems on Single-Chip Multiprocessors, and has also interested in research in AI, game design, and game theory. In addition to 15 years in academia, Dr. Hoganson brings years of industry experience as a Manager of Information Systems, and as an Oracle Database Administrator.

Dr. Gary Lewis conducts research in embedded systems, real-time systems, and device control.

Dr. Ying Xie research areas include: Bioinformatics, healthcare informatics, data mining, pattern recognition, and information storage and retrieval. Currently, he is the primary investigator of an industry sponsored project on real-time time series analysis.

Dr. Chong-wei Xu has numerous refereed conference papers in two related knowledge areas:

• Distributed Computing
• Parallel Processing