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Full Vita
About: |
Evan Golub, Ph.D. is a Principal Lecturer and Researcher in the Department
of Computer Science at the University of Maryland and an Assistant
Director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab.
He has been involved in the creation of, or modification of, numerous
courses across the curriculum at the University.
His research interests have ranged from artificial intelligence and
concurrent programming to theoretical computer science but
currently focus on
children and technology,
educational classroom technologies,
ubiquitous computing,
and
creativity support tools.
In these areas he works to understand how technology can
be utilized by users across the spectrum of skill and experience bases
to achieve a variety of goals. He disseminates his results through
submissions to journals and to conferences.
His research approach commonly incorporates student involvement; at both
the graduate and undergraduate level. He sees his work with students not
only as a part of his role as educator but also a valuable part of both
the creative and research processes.
He has co-authored a textbook on Information Technology, and authored
a Visual C++ workbook and Student Response System faculty guidebook,
and is an avid photographer and photojournalist.
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Positions: |
Principal Lecturer, Computer Science
Assistant Director, HCIL |
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Research: |
Human-Computer Interaction
Intergenerational Design Teams
Educational Technology |
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Education: |
Ph.D. (May 1999) in Computer Science : University of Maryland, College Park
"Empirical Studies in Parallel Sorting"
(UM Technical Report 4038)
M.S. (May 1995) in Computer Science:
University of Maryland, College Park
"Issues in
Implementing PARKA Using the Techniques of Chaos"
(UM Technical Report CSC 945)
B.S. (June 1991) in Computer
& Information Science:
Brooklyn College,
CUNY
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