CIP Match. Level G/ UG G/ UG. Engr 598 Special Projects III G/ UG Engr 596 Special Projects I G/ UG C OP 501 CO-OP Work Experience G/ UG

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Name

Degrees

F ac/St at u s

Course

L evel CIP

Match

Justification

Csci 531 Artificial Intelligence G/ UG

√√

Csci 581 Special Topics in Computer Science I

G/ UG

√√

Engr 597 Special Projects II G/ UG

√ This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 691 Special Topics in Engineering Science I

G √ This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 693 Research Topics in Engineering Science I

Engr 695 Seminar G √ This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Csci 345 Information Storage and Retrieval

U √√

Engr 699 Special Topics in Engineering Science

Engr 797 Dissertation G √ This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 697 Thesis G √ This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Csci 500 Fundamental Concepts in Computing

G/ UG

√√

Csci 582 Special Topics in Computer Science II

G/ UG

√√

Engr 692 Special Topics in Engineering Science II

Engr 598 Special Projects III G/ UG

This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 596 Special Projects I G/ UG

C OP 501 CO-OP Work Experience G/ UG

This is a section of a Cooperative Education course assigned to Computer and Information Science. Dr. Cunningham is a Professor and Chair of the Depart ment. He has a doctorate in computer science.

C OP 402 CO-OP Work Experience U This is a section of a Cooperative Education course assigned to Computer and Information Science. Dr. Cunningham is a Professor and Chair of the Depart ment. He has a doctorate in computer science.

CHEN, YIXIN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 08/03/2001 PHD in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING University of Wyoming; 08/03/2003 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE Pennsylvania State University Main Campu;

F T

T = Tenured/Tenure Track; N = Non-tenure Track

U = Undergraduate Level

G = Graduate or Professional Level

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= CIP match (instructor's relevant degree with course) at 4 digit level

√

= CIP match at 2 digit level

School of Engineering

Department of Computer Science

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C OP 401 CO-OP Work Experience U This is a section of a Cooperative Education course assigned to Computer and Information Science. Dr. Cunningham is a Professor and Chair of the Depart ment. He has a doctorate in computer science.

C OP 302 CO-OP Work Experience U This is a section of a Cooperative Education course assigned to Computer and Information Science. Dr. Cunningham is a Professor and Chair of the Depar tment. He has a doctorate in computer science.

C OP 301 CO-OP Work Experience U This is a section for Computer Sceince. The professor has a doctorate i n computer science.

Csci 595 Graduate Computer Science Internship

G/ UG

√√

Csci 503 Fundamental Concepts in Languages

G/ UG

√√

Engr 697 Thesis G This section is really a Computer Science course (thesis). The faculty m ember has a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 797 Dissertation G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 695 Seminar G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Csci 490 Special Topics U √√

Csci 495 Undergrad Computer Science Internship

U √√

Csci 541 Expert Systems and Logic Programming

G/ UG

√√

Csci 555 Functional Programming G/ UG

√√

G/ UG

√√

Engr 694 Research Topics in Eng. Science II

Csci 111 Computer Science I U √√

DAVIDSON, KRISTIN ELIZABETH ADJUNCT

INSTRUCTOR IN 05/08/2004 MS in ENGINEERING SCIENCE The University of P N CUNNINGHAM, H

CONRAD CHAIR AND PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

08/18/1989 DSC in COMPUTER SCIENCE Washington University; 12/31/1978 MS in COMPUTER SCIENCE Washington University; 12/31/1976 BS in MATHEMATICS Arkansas State University Main Campus;

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Csci 251 Programming for Engineering and Sciences

U At least 18 hours of graduate work; Prof Exp; Licen/Cert

Jenkins has an MS in Civil Engineering from UM and is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Computer Science. He had completed 18 graduate hours in CS by December 2006 and will have an MS in CS by December 2007.

CSci 251 is a course taken primarily by undergraduate majors in engineering and science fie lds. Jenkins's background in engineering is a plus in his ability to teach thi s course well.

; Jenkins has been working in the computing fi eld for over 20 years. ; Jenkins is a registered Professional E ngineer with a specialization in Software Engineering recognized in Texas.

Csci 387 Software Design and Development U Prof Exp; Licen/Cert; At least 18 hours of graduate work

Jenkins has been working in the computing field for 20 years.; Jenkins is a registered Professional Engineer with a specialization in So ftware Engineering recognized in Texas. ; Jenkins has an MS in Civil Engineering from UM and is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Compu ter Science. He had completed 18 graduate hours in CS by December 2006 and wil l have an MS in CS by December 2007.

Csci 487 Senior Project U Licen/Cert; At least 18 hours of graduate work; Prof Exp

Jenkins is a registered Professional Engineer with a specialization in S oftware Engineering recognized in Texas. ; Jenkins has an MS in Civil Engineering from UM and is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Comp uter Science. He had completed 18 graduate hours in CS by December 2006 and wi ll have an MS in CS by December 2007.

; Jenkins has been workin g in the computing field for 20 years. Csci 495 Undergrad Computer

Science Internship U Prof Exp; At least 18 hours of graduate work

Jenkins has been working in the computing field for 20 years.

xtjust _3_ntxt_Jenkins is a registered Professional Engineer with a specialization in Software Engineering recognized in Texas. ; Jenkins has an MS i n Civil

Engineering from UM and is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Com puter Science. He had completed 18 graduate hours in CS by December 2006 and w ill have an MS in CS by December 2007.

Engr 697 Thesis G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 797 Dissertation G This is really a dissertation course in computer science. Dr. Lawhead is a tenured full professor of computer science with a PhD and many years of expe rience in this field.

Engr 695 Seminar G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member ha s a doctorate in computer science.

Csci 487 Senior Project U √√

LAWHEAD, PAMELA B ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE AND DIRECTOR OF THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED EDUCATION IN GEOSPATIAL SCIENCES 08/06/1994 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE The University of Mississippi; 05/14/1983 MS in COMPUTER SCIENCE The University of Mississippi; 08/18/1968 BA in PHILOSOPHY The University of Mississippi; F T JENKINS, CHARLES M INSTRUCTOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE 12/20/1996 MS in ENGINEERING SCIENCE The University of Mississippi; 05/10/1981 BS in GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING The University of Mississippi;

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Csci 103 Survey of Computing U √

Csci 361 Introduction to Computer Networks

U Other The professor received a PhD in a closely related discipline (Electrical Engineering) before there were many PhD programs in Computer Science. He has b een teaching computer science since the late 1970s.

Csci 490 Special Topics U Other The professor received a PhD in a closely related discipline (Electrical Engineering) before there were many PhD programs in Computer Science. He has b een teaching computer science since the late 1970s.

Csci 582 Special Topics in Computer Science II

G/ UG

Other The professor received a PhD in a closely related discipline (Electrical Engineering) before there were many PhD programs in Computer Science. He has b een teaching computer science since the late 1970s.

Csci 581 Special Topics in Computer Science I G/ UG Interdiscipli nary Course

This is really a Computer Science course, as the prefix clearly says.

The professor received a PhD in a closely related discipline (Electrical Engin eering) before there were many PhD programs in Computer Science. He has been te aching computer science since the late 1970s.

Csci 501 Fundamental Concepts in Systems

G/ UG

Other This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days bef ore there were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing a s a graduate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science profess or in this department since 1979.

Engr 697 Thesis G Other This section is really a Computer Science course.

This professor rece ived a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days before there were many comput er science doctoral programs. He learned computing as a graduate student in th e early 1970s and has been a computer science professor in this department sinc e 1979.

Csci 423 Introduction to Operating Systems

U Other This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days bef ore there were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing a s a graduate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science profess or in this department since 1979.

Engr 797 Dissertation G Other This section is really a Computer Science course.

G Other This section is really a Computer Science course.

LITTLE, ROBERT R ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 05/31/1977 PHD in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Louisiana Tech University; 05/31/1968 MS in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Mississippi State University; 05/31/1962 BS in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Mississippi State University;

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Engr 695 Seminar G Other This section is really a Computer Science course.

Csci 523 Operating Systems G/ UG

Interdiscipli nary Course

This is really a Computer Science course as the prefix clearly says.

This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days before the re were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing as a gra duate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science professor in t his department since 1979.

Csci 524 Distributed Operating System Design G/ UG Interdiscipli nary Course

This is really a Computer Science course as the prefix clearly states. T his professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days before ther e were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing as a gradu ate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science professor in thi s department since 1979.

Csci 561 Computer Networks G/ UG

Interdiscipli nary Course

This is really a Computer Science course as the prefix clearly says.

This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days before the re were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing as a gra duate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science professor in t his department since 1979.

Other This section is really a Computer Science course.

Engr 661 Computer Networks II G Other This section is really a Computer Science course.

MAGINNIS, P TOBIN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 12/31/1975 PHD in PSYCHOLOGY The University of Mississippi; 12/31/1971 MA in PSYCHOLOGY Western Michigan University; 12/31/1969 BS in PSYCHOLOGY Western Michigan University;

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Csci 595 Graduate Computer Science Internship

G/ UG

Other This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days bef ore there were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing a s a graduate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science profess or in this department since 1979.

Csci 361 Introduction to Computer Networks

U Other This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days bef ore there were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing as a graduate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science profess or in this department since 1979.

Csci 223 Computer Org. & Assembly Language

U Other This professor received a PhD in Experimental Psychology in the days bef ore there were many computer science doctoral programs. He learned computing as a graduate student in the early 1970s and has been a computer science professo r in this department since 1979.

MCCARVER, TERESA HELPDESK MANAGER AND INSTRUCTOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

12/31/1997 MS in TECHNOLOGY Mississippi State University; 12/31/1995 BS in TECHNOLOGY TEACHER EDUCATION Mississippi State University;

F N

Csci 191 Office Applications U Prof Exp; Other

McCarver has worked for the UM Office of Information Technology for many years as the Manager of its HelpDesk.

; CSci 191 is a course primarily dealing with applications of the Microsoft Office suite. McCarver h as an MS in Technology education from Mississippi State University, which inclu des education on the teaching of such technologies. She has been teaching this and similar courses for the Computer Science Department for about 10 years.

REGO, CARLA SYSTEMS ANALYST II

07/31/2006 MA in EDUCATION Universidade Portucalense; F

Csci 103 Survey of Computing U Other; Prof Exp

CSci 103, Survey of Computing, is what is sometimes called a computer l iteracy course. Rego has an undergraduate degree in information systems and an MA in Education from the University of Porto. Her graduate work is related to the teaching of computing and management information systems. Her education q ualifies her to teach courses such as CSCI 103, CSCI 191, and introductory prog ramming .; Since the beginning of 2007, Rego has been employed b y the UM Office of IT as a Web software developer. She also has several years of experience teaching computing at the high school level in Portugal.

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Csci 223 Computer Org. & Assembly Language

U √√

Csci 391 Computer Graphics U √√

G/ UG

√√

This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a d octorate in Computer Science.

G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a d octorate in Computer Science.

Engr 695 Seminar G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a d octorate in Computer Science.

Engr 797 Dissertation G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a d octorate in Computer Science.

Engr 697 Thesis G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a d octorate in Computer Science.

Csci 211 Computer Science III U √√

Csci 259 Programming in C√√ U √√

Csci 390 Special Topics in Programming

U √√

Csci 450 Organization of Programming Languages

U √√

Csci 475 Introduction to Database Systems

U √√

Csci 525 Compiler Construction G/ UG

√√

Csci 533 Analysis of Algorithms G/ UG

√√

G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a d octorate in Computer Science. RICE, STEPHEN VINCENT ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 05/01/1996 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE University of Nevada-Las Vegas; 05/01/1981 MS in

COMPUTER SCIENCE University of Illinois-Urbana Campus; 05/01/1977 BS in MATHEMATICS Western Michigan University; F T RHODES, PHILIP J ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 09/01/2004 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE University of New Hampshire-Main Campus; 05/01/1995 MS in COMPUTER SCIENCE University of Rhode Island; 05/01/1990 BA in PHILOSOPHY University of Virginia Main Campus;

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Csci 503 Fundamental Concepts in Languages

G/ UG

√√

G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member has a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 697 Thesis G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member has a doctorate in computer science.

This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member has a doctorate in computer science.

Csci 423 Introduction to Operating Systems

U √√

Engr 797 Dissertation G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member has a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 695 Seminar G This section is really a Computer Science course. The faculty member has a doctorate in computer science.

Engr 661 Computer Networks II G √√

TANG, JIE SYSTEMS ANALYST III

05/10/2003 MS in COMPUTER SCIENCE The University of Mississippi; 05/01/1993 BS in COMPUTER SCIENCE Southwestern Jiaotong University;

F

Csci 490 Special Topics U √√

RUTH, PAUL MICHAEL ASSISTANT

PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

08/03/2007 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE Purdue University Main Campus; 05/01/1998 BS in COMPUTER SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS Baker University;

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This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a do ctorate in Computer Science.

G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a do ctorate in Computer Science.

Engr 697 Thesis G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a do ctorate in Computer Science.

Engr 797 Dissertation G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a do ctorate in Computer Science.

Engr 695 Seminar G This section is really a Computer Science course. The professor has a do ctorate in Computer Science.

Csci 112 Computer Science II U √√

Csci 311 Models of Computation U √√

Csci 433 Algorithm and Data Structure Analysis

U √√

Csci 575 Database Systems G/ UG

√√

G/ UG

√√

Csci 500 Fundamental Concepts in Computing

G/ UG

√√

Csci 502 Fundamental Concepts in Algorithms

G/ UG

√√

Engr 654 Information Systems Principles

G √√

Csci 582 Special Topics in Computer Science II G/ UG √√ WANG, JIANPING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 05/10/2003 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE University of Texas at Dallas; F T WILKINS, DAWN E ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 12/31/1995 PHD in COMPUTER SCIENCE Vanderbilt University; 12/31/1983 MA in MATHEMATICS Sangamon State University; 12/31/1981 BA in MATHEMATICS Sangamon State University;

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Csci 191 Office Applications U √

Csci 251 Programming for Engineering and Sciences

U Prof Exp; Other

This instructor worked from September 2006 until August 2006 as a softwa re engineer for Sony Pictures Imageworks on computer animation projects for fil ms.; This instructor has successfully defended her PhD dissertat ion in Electrical Engineering with an emphasis in graphical and audio signal pr ocessing. She will turn in the final manuscript of the dissertation during the Fall 2008 semester. Her study and research work includes a significant amount of software development. She also has worked for two years as as software engin eer in the entertainment industry.

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G √

Engr 695 Seminar G √

G √

Engr 797 Dissertation G √

Engr 697 Thesis G √

G √

Csci 112 Computer Science II U √√

Csci 191 Office Applications U √

Csci 487 Senior Project U √√

Csci 450 Organization of Programming Languages

U √√

Csci 103 Survey of Computing U A Graduate Instructor

Church had 30 graduate hours in computer science at UM before he was fir st assigned to teach in Fall 2006. In summer 2007, he completed the MS degree a nd continued work on the PhD. He is supervised by faculty members Pamela Lawhea d and Conrad Cunningham in this teaching assignment. They are available to disc ZICKOS, CYNTHIA A INSTRUCTOR IN COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 12/31/1994 MS in COMPUTER SCIENCE The University of Mississippi; 12/31/1983 BS in MATHEMATICS University of North Alabama;

F N XIONG, HUI ADJUNCT

INSTRUCTOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

12/11/2004 MS in ENGINEERING SCIENCE The University of Mississippi; 05/10/1997 BA in ENGLISH ;

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XUE, JIANXIA INSTRUCTOR IN CSCI

ABD from University of California-Los Angeles in Electrical Engineering; 12/14/2001 MS in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING University of California-Los Angeles;

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Csci 111 Computer Science I U A Graduate Instructor

Church had 30 graduate hours in computer science at UM before he was fir st assigned to teach in Fall 2006. In summer 2007, he completed the MS degree a nd continued work on the PhD. He is supervised by faculty member Conrad Cunning ham and Cynthia Zickos (course coordinator) in this teaching assignment. They a re available to discuss the course with him as needed. Church and the section w ill be evaluated as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation proces s

Csci 112 Computer Science II U A Graduate Instructor

Church had 30 graduate hours in computer science at UM before he was ass igned to teach in Fall 2006. In summer 2007, he completed the MS degree and con tinued work on the PhD. He was supervised by faculty member Conrad Cunningham i n this teaching assignment. Church also had access to several other facutly mem bers who had taught CSci 112 in the past. Cunningham and other faculty members discussed the course with Church as needed. Church and the section were evaluat ed as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation process.

Csci 490 Special Topics U A Graduate Instructor

This section is a special topics course on Python and Django programming , a topic which James Church has more directly applicable experience than any o f the faculty members. Church had an MS degree in computer science at UM before he was assigned to teach this course. He is also working on a PhD in CS at UM. Church is supervised by faculty members Tobin Maginnis and Conrad Cun ningham in this teaching assignment. Maginnis discussed the conduct of the course with Church and observed the class. Maginnis notes that Church "is well prepared, pa ces his lecture well, teaches by example, can offer multiple explanations when asked a questions" and "students clearly respect his knowledge and experience i n the subject matter." Maginnis and Cunningham are also available to discuss an y issues that arise during the semester. Church and the section will also be ev aluated by the students' course/instructor evaluation process.

CHURCH, JAMES CLARK GRAD INSTRUCTOR

02/26/2004 University of Tennessee-Martin; 11/01/2006 The University of Mississippi;

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Davis has a J.D. degree from UM and several years of work in the computi ng field. He has also completed 18 hours of graduate work in computer science . Davis is supervised by faculty members Cynthia Zickos and Conrad Cunningham in this teaching assignment. Both Zickos and Cunningham are available to discuss any issues that arise in the course. Davis and the section are also evaluated as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation process.

Csci 300 Social Responsibility in Comp. Science

U A Graduate Instructor

Davis has a J.D. degree from UM and several years of work in the computi ng field. He has also completed 18 hours of graduate work in computer science. Davis is supervised by faculty members Philip Rhodes, Yixin Chen, and Conrad Cu nningham in this teaching assignment. The supervisors and other faculty members who have taught the course are available to discuss any issues that arise in t he semester. Davis and the section are also evaluated as a part of the students ' course/instructor evaluation process.

DOU, SHENGNAN GRAD INSTRUCTOR

00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi; 01/24/2007 Bachelor's Degree Beijing Information Technology Institute;

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Csci 191 Office Applications U A Graduate Instructor

Ms. Dou had 18 graduate hours in computer science at UM before she was f irst assigned to teach in Fall 2008. She is supervised by faculty members Cynth ia Zickos (coordinator) and Conrad Cunningham (chair) in this teaching assignme nt. They are available to discuss the course with her as needed. She plans toat tend the graduate instructor training before the semester. Dou and the section will be evaluated as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation proce ss.

HOOVER, PATRICK ARTHUR JR GRAD INSTRUCTOR 03/25/2003 Northwest Mississippi Community College; 07/17/2006 University of Memphis; 07/17/2006 Bachelor's Degree The University of Mississippi;

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Mr. Hoover had than 21 graduate hours in computer science at UM before h e was first assigned to teach in Fall 2008. He is supervised by faculty members Cynthia Zickos (coordinator), Conrad Cunningham (chair), and Paul Ruth (adviso r) in this teaching assignment. They are available to discuss the course with h er as needed. Hoover and the section will be evaluated as a part of the student s'

course/instructor evaluation process. Csci 259 Programming in C√√ U A Graduate

Instructor

Huang has an MS degree in Pattern Recognition and Intelligent Systems fr om Huazhong University of Science and Technology. The content of this degree wa s approximately 50 percent computer science. He had also completed an additiona l 18 hours in graduate-level computer science at UM before being assigned to te ach this course. He is supervised in this teaching assignment by faculty member s Stephen Rice and Conrad Cunningham. Rice discussed the content of the class w ith Huang. Rice, Cunningham, and other instructors who have taught the course a re also available if issues arise during the course. Huang also attended a trai ning session for graduate instructors taught by the Center for Teaching and Lea rning. Huang and the section are evaluated as a part of the students' course/in structor evaluation process.

DAVIS, DANNY PRUITT GRAD INSTRUCTOR

04/25/2006 Bachelor's Degree The University of Mississippi; 11/08/2005 Harding University;

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Huang has an MS degree in Pattern Recognition and Intelligent Systems fr om Huazhong University of Science and Technology. The content of this degree wa s approximately 50 percent computer science. He had also completed an addition al 9 hours in graduate-level computer science at UM before being assigned to te ach. He is supervised in this teaching assignment by faculty members Cynthia Zi ckos and Conrad Cunningham. Zickos discussed the content of the class with Huan g. Zickos, Cunningham, and other instructors who have taught the course are al so available if issues arise during the course. Huang also attended a training session for graduate instructors taught by the Center for Teaching and Learning . Huang and the section are evaluated as a part of the students' course/instr uctor evaluation process.

Huang has an MS degree in Pattern Recognition and Intelligent Systems fr om Huazhong University of Science and Technology. The content of this degree wa s approximately 50 percent computer science. He had also completed an additiona l 18 hours in graduate-level computer science at UM before being assigned to te ach this course. He is supervised in this teaching assignment by faculty member s Stephen Rice and Conrad Cunningham. Rice discussed the content of the class w ith Huang. Rice, Cunningham, and other instructors who have taught the course a re also available if issues arise during the course. Huang also attended a trai ning session for graduate instructors taught by the Center for Teaching and Lea rning. Huang and the section are evaluated as a part of the students' course/in structor evaluation process.

JAYASINGHE, INDIKA DARSHANA GRAD INSTRUCTOR

00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi; 12/19/2001 Gce A Levels;

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Csci 111 Computer Science I U A Graduate Instructor

Jayasinghe had 27 graduate hours in computer science at UM before he was assigned to teach. He is supervised in this teaching assignment by faculty mem bers Chuck Jenkins and Conrad Cunningham. Jenkins also met with Jayasinghe seve ral times during the semester to discuss the syllabus, homework assignments, an d quizzes. Jenkins, Cunningham, and other instructors who have taught the cours e previously are available to discuss any issues that arise during the semester . Jayasinghe attended the training for graduate instructors given by the Center for Teaching an Learning. He and the section are evaluated as a part of the st udents' course/instructor evaluation process.

NAN, XIAOFEI GRAD INSTRUCTOR

00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi; 10/24/2006 Masters Degree Northeastern University; 10/24/2006 Bachelor's Degree Northeastern University;

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Csci 259 Programming in C√√ U A Graduate Instructor

Ms. Nan had 21 graduate hours in computer science at UM before she was first assigned to teach in Fall 2008. She also has an MS in a closely related f iled from a university in China. She is supervised by faculty members Stephen R ice (course coordinator), Conrad Cunningham (chair), and Yixin Chen (advisor) i n this teaching assignment. They are available to discuss the course with her a s needed. She plans to attend the graduate instructor training before the semes ter. Nan and the section will be evaluated as a part of the students' course/in structor evaluation process.

HUANG, LIANG GRAD INSTRUCTOR

11/26/2007 Doctoral Degree Louisiana Tech University; 04/26/2006 Masters Degree Huazhong University of Science & Tech; 04/26/2006 Bachelor's Degree Wuhan Univ. of Tech.; 00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi;

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Saulnier had 18 graduate hours of computer science credit at UM before h e was assigned to teach. He is supervised by faculty members Steve Rice and Con rad Cunningham in this teaching assignment. Rice discussed the conduct of the c lass with Saulnier before the semester began. Rice, Cunningham, and other ins t ructors who have taught the course are available to discuss issues that arise d uring the semester. Saulnier also attended the training class taught by the Cen ter for Teaching and Learning before the semester. Saulnier and the section are evaluated as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation process.

TRAVIS, BRENTERIA GRAD INSTRUCTOR

08/23/2002 Bachelor's Degree Mississippi Valley State University; 00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi;

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Travis had 54 graduate hours in computer science at UM before she was as signed to teach in Fall 2006.

She is supervised by faculty members Dawn Wil kins and Conrad Cunningham in this teaching assignment. Both Wilkins and Cunnin gham discussed the conduct of and any problems arising in the class with Travis . Adjunct faculty member Teresa McCarver, a long-time teacher of this course, a lso provided advice to Travis. Before being assigned to teach this course, Trav is was a Gk-8 Fellow on an NSF program in which she received training in educat ion and worked in elementary school classrooms. She also attended the training session offered by the Center for Teaching and Learning before the Fall 2007 se mester began and a training class on new Microsoft Office features sponsored by a publisher.

Travis and the course are evaluated as a part of the student e valuations of courses and instructors.

SAULNIER, DAVID GRAD INSTRUCTOR

00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi; 09/16/2005 University of Pierre Mendes;

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Vicknair had 18 graduate hours of computer science credit at UM before h e was assigned to teach in a previous semester. He is supervised by faculty mem bers Pamela Lawhead (course coordinator), Conrad Cunningham (chair), and Dawn W ilkins (his advisor) in this teaching assignment. These and other instructors w ho have taught the course are available to discuss issues that arise during the semester. Vicknair has been asked to attend the graduate isntructor training b efore the semester begins. Vicknair and the section are evaluated as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation process.

Vicknair had 18 graduate hours of computer science credit at UM before h e was assigned to teach. He is supervised by faculty members Cynthia Zickos and Conrad Cunningham in this teaching assignment. Zickos, Cunningham, and other i ns tructors who have taught the course are available to discuss issues that ari se during the semester. Vicknair and the section are evaluated as a part of the students' course/instructor evaluation process.

Zhang has an MS in computer science from Beihang University in China and had an additional 20 hours of graduate credit in computer science at UM before being assigned to teach in Fall 2006. She was supervised by faculty member Con rad Cunningham in this assignment. Cunningham discussed the conduct of and any problems arising in the class with Zhang frequently. Previous instructors of t he course were also available to Zhang. Zhang and the course were evaluated as a part of the students' instructor/course evaluation process.

ZHANG, MEI GRAD INSTRUCTOR

09/19/2004 Beijing Univ of

Aeronautics & Astronauti; 09/19/2004 Beijing Univ of Aeronautics & Astronauti; 00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi;

P N VICKNAIR, CHAD M

GRAD INSTRUCTOR

00/00/0000 Current UM Transcript The University of Mississippi; 12/01/2005 Bachelor's Degree Northwestern State University; 12/02/2005 University of New Orleans;

CIP Match. Level G/ UG G/ UG. Engr 598 Special Projects III G/ UG Engr 596 Special Projects I G/ UG C OP 501 CO-OP Work Experience G/ UG

Name

Degrees

Course

Category

Justification

T = Tenured/Tenure Track; N = Non-tenure Track

U = Undergraduate Level

G = Graduate or Professional Level

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= CIP match (instructor's relevant degree with course) at 4 digit level

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= CIP match at 2 digit level

School of Engineering

Department of Computer Science