Evolutionary Strategies for Generation of Fuzzy
Rule Bases: A Local Approach,
with Dr. Thomas Sudkamp, 33rd Southeastern Symposium on System
Theory, pp-325-329, Athens, OH, March 2001.
Compensating for Sparse Data in Evolutionary
Generation of Fuzzy Models, with Dr.
Thomas Sudkamp, 19th Int'l Conference of the N. American Fuzzy
Info. Processing Society (NAFIPS), pp-39-44, Atlanta, July 2000.
Evolutionary Strategies for Fuzzy Models: Local vs.
Global Construction, with Dr.
Thomas Sudkamp, 18th Int'l Conference of the N. American Fuzzy
Info. Processing Society (NAFIPS), pp-203-207, New York, June 1999.
Generation of Fuzzy Models via Evolutionary
Strategies, with Dr. Thomas Sudkamp, 1998 IEEE International
Conference on Systems, Man & Cybernetics, pp. 1934--1939, San Diego,
October 1998.
Manuals:
Use
of Debuggers: A Brief Introduction to gdb, including its use within
emacs
How
to Write Makefiles for C++ Programs
Preparation
for Accreditation, (Setting the stage for the work required to seek
accredited status), Dec. 2004.
Separation of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science into The Department of Mathematics and The Department of Computer Science, Rationale for, and Provisions of, the Division, Department Split Committee, with E. Simpson, W. Bateman, P. Ache, D. Frantz, April, 2005.
Academic Technology Strategic Plan, Strategic Plan Subcommittee of the Academic Technology Committee, with D. Crider, L. Frye, and T. Hickman, May, 2005.
1998
IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man & Cybernetics, San Diego,
October 1998.
33rd
Southeastern Symposium on System Theory, Athens, OH, March 2001.
Informs
Annual Meeting 2005, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 2005.
CSAB
Computer Accreditation Program Evaluator Training Seminar, Houston, TX,
March, 2006.
E-Learn
2006-World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare,
and Higher Education, Honolulu, HI, Oct. 2006.
Consortium
for Computing Sciences in Colleges,
Northeastern Region, Staten Island, NY, April 2008.
ABET
Accreditation Assessment Workshop, Pittsburgh, PA, June 2008.
Wright State University: Intro to Programming I & II: Redevelop as Java language course (from Pascal).
Kutztown University: Advanced Unix (CSc 552): Shift emphasis to client-server methods and synchronization
Computer Organization (CSC 235: Update SPARC assembler course to current standards