Patrick Flynn
Professor and Department Chair, Computer Science and Engineering
Fritz Duda Family Professor of Engineering
Areas of Interest
Computer vision, pattern recognition, and signal and image processing
Sandra Gesing
Associate Research Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Science gateways, bioinformatics, grid and cloud computing, distributed computing, and parallelization of applications
Xiaobo Sharon Hu
Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Low-power system design, circuit and architecture design with emerging technologies, real-time embedded systems and computational medicine
Meng Jiang
Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Data science, user behavior modeling, recommender systems, fraud detection, information extraction
Siddharth Joshi
Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Computer architecture and nanotechnology, wireless, mobile, and embedded systems, artificial intelligence, human-machine interaction, and robotics
Taeho Jung
Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Applied cryptography, homomorphic encryption, secure data sharing, data security and privacy
Peter Kogge
Ted H. McCourtney Professor of Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Massively parallel processing architecture, advanced VLSI technology and architectures, non van Neumann models of programming and execution, parallel algorithms and applications and their impact on computer architecture
Shreya Kumar
Assistant Teaching Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Software engineering; human-computer interaction; gerontechnology; digital literacy; recruitment of women in STEM
Collin McMillan
Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Software engineering and software systems
Ronald Metoyer
Associate Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Associate Dean, College of Engineering
Areas of Interest
Human Computer Interaction; Information Visualization; Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Computing Professions