Policies

• CS Department Honor Code
  
• General
• Plagiarism
• Letters of Support

Graduate and Undergraduate Research Topics

• I'm always excited about working with intelligent and hard working students. If you think you are in this category and want to work under my supervision you should (in this order):
  
• Check my research page for my current research interests.
  
• Write a research plan and send it to me via email.
• Send me an email requesting an appointment to see me and discuss your plan.
• I'm a strong believer that students should be able to produce publishable results from their research activities. In general, my expectations for each level are (based on Dr. Chan's description):
• Undergraduate: No requirements, although they are encouraged to produce papers to regional conferences of ACM and IEEE.
• Masters: 2 published (or publishable) papers on peer-reviewed conferences or journals.
  
• Doctorate: 5 published (or publishable) papers on peer-reviewed conferences or journals.

Current Semester (Fall 2008)

• cse2010: Data Structures and Algorithms
• cse5500: Computer Sciences Seminar

Courses Taught at Florida Tech
(I may have slides available for these but only by request)

• Introduction to Biologically Inspired Computing (2 semesters)
• Introduction to Complex Networks (1 semester)
• Distributed Computing (2 semesters)
  
• Swarm Intelligence (2 semesters)
  
• Algorithms and Data Structures (8 semesters)
  
• Fundamentals of Software Development II (4 semesters)
  
• Network Programming
• Coordination Systems (2 semesters)
• Computer Sciences Seminar (4 Semester)