March 3, 2009

Approved by the Board of Regents effective September 1, 2008

Approved Name Change

Tenure-Track Faculty Profile

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

1013 14 16 14 12

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Full Prof.

Assoc. Prof.

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Faculty Awards: NSF Career Awards

Anxiao Jiang Andruid Kerne

Eun Jung Kim Jaakko Järvi

Faculty Special Recognition

Bjarne Stroustrup • Book teaches the fundamentals,

concepts, and techniques of programming in greater depth than traditional introductions

• Textbook for ENGR 112 Foundations of Engineering 2 and CPSC 113 Intermediate Programming and Design courses

Faculty Recognition by the CollegeRichard Furuta

Charles W. Crawford Service Award

Ricardo Gutierrez-OsunaTenneco Meritorious Teaching

AwardBarbara and Ralph Cox ‘53

Faculty FellowBjarne Stroustrup

AFS Distinguished Achievement Award in Research – College Level

Dmitri LoguinovTEES Fellow 2008-2009

Lawrence RauchwergerHalliburton Professorship Award

2008-2009Jennifer Welch

AFS Distinguished Achievement Award in Teaching – College Level

Faculty Recognition

Yoonsuck ChoeBest Paper at the International Conference

on Pattern Recognition

Jennifer WelchRegents Professor Award

Lawrence RauchwergerIBM Faculty Award

Student Recognition

Second Place, 3rd Annual National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (2008)

Andrew Echols Jeff ScaparraPhilip Degarmo Andrew FisherBrad Reitmeyer Mark BrowningDavid Wier Russell Redden

First Place, Undergraduate Summer Research Grant Poster Competition: Drew Fisher

Finalist, 3rd Annual Nebraska Digital Workshop: Carlos Monroy

First Prize Fellow Award, IBM New Talent Showcase: Sameh Sharkawi

Student Recognition

Third Place, 33rd ACM International Collegiate Programming Competition

Stefan Mai,Matt MossKyle Willmon

Fall IAP Poster Contest:1st Place: Srikanth Sastry2nd Place: Suzanne Matthews3rd Place: Stefan Mai

IAP Scholarships Awarded for Fall 2008: 62

IAP Scholarships Awarded for Spring 2009: 64

*Official data from Cognos8

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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

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237190 165 179 159

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Additional Status**Senior

Junior

Sophomore

Freshman

*Official Historical Data from TAMU

OISP for Fall of Each Year

Undergraduate Enrollment History*

**Additional Status includes PB

nondegree, Postbac UG, & UG nondegree

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612 610 592 591

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Women

Undergraduate Diversity History*

*Official Historical Data from TAMU OISP Fall of Each Year

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered Systems

Intelligent Systems

Revised Core Research Areas with Sub Areas

Systems

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

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Computer Architecture

Embedded Systems

Networking

Parallel &Distributed Computing

Real‐Time Systems

Faculty

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

s

Intelligent System

s

Amato, Bettati, ChenGu, Kerne, Kim

Liu, Loguinov, MahapatraMurphy, Pooch, RauchwergerSong, Stoleru, Stroustrup

Taylor, Volz, WalkerWelch, Williams

Software

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

s

Intelligent System

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Compilers

Programming Languages

Software Engineering

Faculty

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

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Stroustrup, Dos Reis, JarviRauchwerger, Lively, Shipman

Theoretical Foundations

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

s

Intelligent System

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Algorithms

Computational Complexity

Numerical Computing

Faculty

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

s

Intelligent System

s

Amato, Chen, FriesenKeyser, Klappenecker, Nelson

Sze, Vitter, Welch

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

sHuman‐Centered Systems

Multimodal and Human‐Centered Interfaces

Graphics

Information Retrieval and Databases

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

sFaculty

Caverlee, Furuta, KerneLeggett, Shipman, Chai

Gutierrez‐Osuna, Hammond, KerneSchaefer, Williams

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

sIntelligent Systems

Artificial Intelligence

Pattern Recognition & Machine Learning

Robotics

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

sFaculty

Amato, Choe, Gutierrez‐OsunaHammond, Ioerger, KerneMurphy, Shipman, Song

Volz

Systems

Software

Theoretical Foundations

Hum

an‐Centered System

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Intelligent System

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Brain Networks

Computational Science and Engineering

Digital Humanities

Security

Bioinformatics

Multi-disciplinary Research Areas

Emergency Informatics

• Goals of program:• Diversity of program participants• Increased interest in graduate programs by

participants• Participation and preparation of interested

research activity• Student and faculty interactions

• Statistics: 2004-2008• Student participation

• 8-10 per year • 45 total since 2004

• Total under represented• 29• 7 female

• Total number of faculty mentor participation• 26

• In process of planning for Summer 2009• 10 weeks during the summer (June 1 – Aug

7)• 6th year as an NSF REU Grant Site

Research Experiences for Undergraduates

• Annual contest held in October• Last one was held in October 2008

– Theme: Graphics– 55 students participating – 11 teams from 9 different schools in Texas

• 1st Place: Martin’s Mill High School– Ben Wheeler, Texas– ALL Female team

• 2nd Place: Design & Technology Academy at Roosevelt High school– San Antonio, Texas

• 3rd Place: North Crowley High School– Fort Worth, Texas

Computer Science Contest

• Freshman Seminar (CPSC 181)• Discuss how CS concepts are used in end products

• Undergraduate Seminars (CPSC 481))• Discuss career paths

• Graduate Seminars (CPSC 681)• Research talks

• Undergraduate Project Courses• Senior Design (CPSC 483)• Software Design Studio (CPSC 315)• Software Engineering (CPSC 431)

CSE Seminars

Gold Silver BronzeAdobe Systems, Inc. Borland Software Anadarko

Chevron ConocoPhillips Cisco Systems

Dell, Inc. FrogSlayer Software Solutions Improving Enterprises

ExxonMobil Knowledge Based Systems, Inc. NetQoS, Inc.

Hewlett Packard Microsoft Seismic Micro‐Technology, Inc.

IBM Raytheon Sungard Consulting Services

Lockheed Martin Rockwell Collins The Mehta Family Foundation

National Instruments

Schlumberger

Valero Energy Corporation

IAP Members

Graduation Outcomes – Computer Science

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Graduation Outcomes – Computer Engineering

Schedule for Tuesday, March 3Tuesday, March 3

9:00 am Continental breakfast, 307 Harvey R. Bright Building (HRBB)

9:30 Department Overview/Updates, Valerie Taylor, Department Head, 302 HRBB

Mathematics of Information Presentations - Accenture Conference Room, 302 HRBB

10:00 Andrew Jiang, Assistant Professor, “Coding for Flash Memories”

10:30 Andreas Klappenecker, Associate Professor, “Protecting Quantum Information”

11:00 Q & A Session

11:30 Walk across campus to Rudder Tower, University Club, 11th floor

12:00 pm Lunch at the University Club – IAP members, Faculty and Student Organization

Officers

Computer Science and Engineering Updates, 302 HRBB

1:30-3:00 John Keyser, Associate Professor, Computer Science Curriculum

3:00-3:15 Break for refreshments in 307 HRBB, Group picture in 302 HRBB

3:15-4:45 Riccardo Bettati, Professor, Computer Engineering Curriculum

5:00 Bus departs for dinner

6:00-7:00 Reception at Miramont Country Club, Poster Display and Competition

7:00-9:00 Dinner at Miramont Country Club - honoring the scholarship donors and recipients,

IAP members and faculty

Schedule for Wednesday, March 4Wednesday, March 4

9:00 am Continental breakfast, served from 307 HRBB

Emerging Hardware Technology Presentations - Accenture Conference Room, 302 HRBB

9:30 Hank Walker, Professor, “Delay Testing of Integrated Circuits”

10:00 Eun Jung (EJ) Kim, Assistant Professor, “Communication-Centric CMP design”

10:30 Q & A Session and Break – refreshments in 307 HRBB

10:45-11:45 Open Forum, Valerie Taylor, 302 HRBB

11:45 Box Lunches from McAlister’s Deli – take out/eat in, Accenture Conference Room, 302 HRBB