cise iab meeting oct. 25, 2007. overview degree programs & students. faculty & staff....
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CISE IAB Meeting
Oct. 25, 2007
Overview
• Degree programs & students.
• Faculty & staff.
• Research areas.
• Future hiring.
Degrees• Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science• Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Science • Bachelor of Science in Digital Arts and Sciences• Master of Science in Digital Arts and Sciences• Master of Science in Computer Engineering• Master of Science in Computer Science• Master of Engineer• Degree of Engineer• Ph.D.
Fall 2007
Faculty Number
Tenure Track 34
Non-Tenure Track 6
Staff
Office 7
Student Services 6
Systems 5
• Distinguished Professor … 1
• Professor … 8
• Associate Professor … 8
• Assistant Professor … 17
• Senior Lecturer … 1
• Lecturer … 5
• Senior Scientist …1
• Scientist … 1
External Awards
• 4 IEEE Fellows + 2 AAAS + 1 each ACM, SPIE, SCS.
• 2 Members, European Academy of Sciences.• 1 each IEEE Taylor Booth Award, IEEE Wallace
McDowell Award, ACM Karl Karlstrom Award.• Many keynotes and best paper/poster awards.• 8 NSF CAREER Awards.• 2 Fulbright scholars.
0
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
1,800
CISE CISE / LAS / BA
Stu
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College of Engineering Undergraduate Enrollment
Fall 1994 thru Fall 2007
Enrollment prior to Fall 1996 is upper division only
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
CISE
AY 1996-97 thru AY 2006-07
College of Engineering Undergraduate Student Credit Hours
by Academic Year
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
CISE CISE / LAS / BA
De
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College of Engineering Undergraduate Degrees Granted Per Year
1993-94 thru 2006-07
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
CISE CISE / LAS / BA
Stu
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College of Engineering Graduate Enrollment
Fall 1994 thru Fall 2007
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
CISE
AY 1996-97 thru AY 2006-07
College of Engineering Graduate Student Credit Hours
by Academic Year
0
25
50
75
100
125
150
CISE CISE / LAS / BA
De
gre
es
College of Engineering MS Degrees
1993-94 thru 2006-07
2000-01 Begins the reporting of CIS and CSC degrees.
0
2.5
5
7.5
10
12.5
15
17.5
20
CISE CISE / LAS / BA
De
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es
College of Engineering PhD Degrees
1993-94 thru 2006-07
There is not a PhD degree program for CIS or CSC in CISE
$0
$1,000,000
$2,000,000
$3,000,000
$4,000,000
$5,000,000
$6,000,000
CISE
1992-93 through 2006-07
College of EngineeringSponsored Awards
Total Dollars Awarded
$0
$500,000
$1,000,000
$1,500,000
$2,000,000
$2,500,000
$3,000,000
$3,500,000
1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
Fiscal Year
College of Engineering Computer & Information Science
Research Expenditures
Direct Cost Indirect Cost
CISE Majors (Undergrads)
– College of Engineering• Computer Engineering: 286 (250)
• Computer Science: 80 (75)
• Digital Arts and Science: 87 (79)
– College of Liberal Arts and Sciences• Computer Science: 68 (62)
– Business School• Computer Information Science: 34 (30)
CISE Majors (Graduates)
– 480 (70)• MS: 290
• PhD: 190
– Plan to reduce to about 130 PhD
06-07 Output
– BS: 130– MS: 90– PhD: 15
New Faculty
1. Alireza Entezari … Assistant Professor
PhD Simon Fraser, 2007
Computer graphics, scientific visualization, image and video processing, multimedia
3 jr, 1 book chapter, 6 conference
Research Areas
Computer Graphics, Modeling & Art
• Entezari, Fishwick, Lok, Peters– 3D modeling– HCI– Digital arts– Simulation
Computer Networks & Security
• Shigang Chen, Chow, Helal, Helmy, Liu, Newman, Xia
– Wired and wireless networks
– Network protocols
– QoS
– Routing
Computer Systems
• Bermudez, Chow, Helal, Mishra, Peir, Sanders, Thebaut• Architecture, languages & compilers, operating
systems.
• Pervasive computing, successful aging, safe-driver technology.
• Biologically-inspired architectures, molecular computing (DNA and protein devices).
• Distributed multimedia systems.
Computer Vision & Intelligent Systems
• Banerjee, Dankel, Gader, Ho, Rangarajan, Ritter, Vemuri, Wilson• Medical imaging, face recognition, land mine
detection.• Processing and interpretation of multi-sensor
data. Data fusion.• Machine learning.• Neural networks.
Database & Information Systems
• Su-Shing Chen, Dobra, Hammer, Jermaine, Kahveci, Schneider• Database management, distributed objects, artificial
intelligence, knowledge management, data mining.
• E-commerce, electronic marketplaces, decision-support tools.
• Multimedia digital libraries.
• Decentralized query processing in sensor networks.
High-performance Computing/Applied Algorithms
• Davis, Fu, Ranka, Sahni, Sitharam, Thai, Ungor• Development of time and memory efficient algorithms
and associated software.• Parallel, distributed, and grid computing.• Medical algorithms.• Algorithms for wired and wireless networks, distributed
sensor networks, QoS.• Bioinformatics and computational biology.• Data mining.
Current Hiring
• No hiring planned for 07-08.• Budget cuts.
Career Development Workshop
• Held for first time Oct. 23, 2007• Civil and Coastal Engineering as well as
Chemical Engineering have been doing this.
Career Development Workshop• Participating Companies:
• Artificial Studios • Barr Systems Inc • Brighthouse• Citrix Systems• Harris• Innovative Scheduling, Inc. • Lockheed Martin • McKesson Provider Technologies • Raytheon• Sage Software Healthcare Division • Silverscape Tech.-352 Media Group • Symantec
Career Development Workshop
• Targeting juniors, seniors and grad students.• Objectives
• Enhance exposure of students to internship and job opportunities
• Find out what skills employers seek• Increase student-company interaction• Raise funds for CISE