Assistant Professor of Computer Science 1986-1989

• I developed and taught a graduate level course in Discrete Structures and Data Structures for graduate students entering the Artificial Intelligence program.
• I developed and taught graduate level courses in Ada, Software Defect Removal, and Hypertext.
• I taught graduate level courses in Software Engineering, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, and Pascal for non-majors.
• I taught undergraduate courses in CS-2 and Computer Applications Software.
• In conjunction with other faculty colleagues, I supervised student projects to develop SIMODULA, a discrete event simulation processor integrated with a SQL database. This work lead to the "Best Paper Award" when presented at the 23rd Annual Simulation Symposium, and has been further described as a chapter in the book series Progress in Simulation.
• I extended my previous research in solving path predicates for black-box testing that I began at Auburn University to include the testing of Ada programs.

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