Curriculum

Resources

People
Current Students
Faculty
Alumnae

Research

Events

CS Newsletters

Beyond Wellesley

Wellesley Home

CS Home

Computer Science Department Faculty Profiles
 
Scott Anderson Scott Anderson, Lecturer
Education: B.S. Yale University, M.S., Ph.D. University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Teaching: intro for non-majors, graphics, databases, simulation
Research: artificial intelligence, planning, real time computation, simulation, robotics, graphics
Office: SCI E114, x3249
Jean Herbst Jean Herbst, Instructor of Science Laboratory
Education: B.S. University of Wisconsin---Madison, M.S. University of Rhode Island
Teaching: intro for majors and non-majors, machine organization, computer architecture, operating systems.
Office: SCI E131, x3162
Ellen Hildreth Ellen Hildreth, Professor and Department Chair
Education: B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Teaching: data structures, artificial intelligence, computer and human vision.
Research: Human visual processing through an integration of the synthesis of computer vision systems and experimentation in visual perception.
Office: E112, x3025
Stella Kakavouli Stella Kakavouli, Instructor of Science Laboratory
Education: B.Sc. National Technical University (Greece), Post Baccalaurate in CS, Wellesley College, M.Sc. Brown University,
Teaching: intro for majors and non-majors, data structures
Office: SCI E131, x3120
Sohie Lee Sohie M. Lee, Instructor of Science Laboratory
Education: B.S. Cornell University, M.S. Stanford University, Ph.D. University of California, San Diego
Teaching: intro for majors and non-majors, data structures
Research: neural network models of memory, cognitive neuroscience
Office: SCI E127, x3123
Takis Metaxas Panagiotis (Takis) Metaxas, Professor and Founder of the Media Arts and Sciences Program
Education: B. Sc. University of Athens, M.S., Ph.D. Dartmouth College
Teaching: intro for non-majors, multimedia, parallel computing, algorithms, programming languages, data structures
Research: cybertrust, social computing, web spam, cognitive hacking, parallel computing, multimedia.
Office: SCI E116, x3054
Tyler
Moore Tyler Moore, Hess Fellow/Visiting Assistant Professor
Education: B.S. University of Tulsa, Ph.D. University of Cambridge
Teaching: intro for non-majors, security, data analysis and visualization
Research: economics of information security, electronic crime, cybersecurity policy, critical infrastructure protection
Office: SCI S141, x3176
Eni Mustafaraj Eni Mustafaraj, Hess Fellow/Visiting Assistant Professor
Education: M.Eng. Polytechnic University of Tirana, Ph.D. University of Marburg
Teaching: web search and information retrieval
Research: natural language processing, information retrieval, web search, machine learning, case-based reasoning.
Office: SCI E104, x3195.
Orit Shaer Orit Shaer, Assistant Professor
Education: B.A. Academic College of Tel-Aviv, M.S., Ph.D. Tufts University
Teaching: intro for majors, human-computer interaction, tangible user interfaces
Research: new interaction techniques and media, tangible user interfaces, gesture-based interfaces, user interface software, computer science education
Office: SCI E108, x4000.
Randy Shull Randy Shull, Professor
Education: B.A. Humboldt State University, M.S. University of New Hampshire, Ph.D. Dartmouth College
Teaching: intro for majors and non-majors, algorithms, languages and automata, networks machine organization
Research: combinatorial optimization and network flow problems
Office: SCI E120, x3102
Brian Tjaden Brian Tjaden, Assistant Professor
Education: B.A. Amherst College, M.S., Ph.D. University of Washington
Teaching: intro for majors, bioinformatics, algorithms
Research: bioinformatics, algorithm design and analysis, computer science education
Office: SCI E106, x3354
Lyn Turbak Franklyn (Lyn) Turbak, Associate Professor
Education: B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Teaching: intro for majors, data structures, robotics, algorithms, programming languages, compilers, computer security
Research: programming language design and implementation, modular programming, program visualization, robotics, educational computing
Office: SCI E126, x3049
Rita Purcell

Rita Purcell, Administrative Assistant

 

 

Created by: Christina Pong'09 & Ewelina Oleszek'10 | Modified by: Rita Purcell x3147 | Date Created: 8/07 | Date Modified: 8/11 | Expires: 8/12