Faculty, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

The Department at CSUEB is proud of its faculty in Mathematics and in Computer Science. Its members come from many backgrounds, with many interests. All of them share a strong commitment to high quality teaching, and many of them have research interests in varied fields of Mathematics and Computer Science.

• Paula Albert, M.S. 1991, CSU East Bay, Mathematics Teaching.

• Jagdish Bansiya, Ph.D. 1997, Univ. of Alabama, Huntsville, Software Engineering.

• Edward A. Billard, Ph.D. 1992, UC San Diego, Intelligent Agents and Distributed Systems.

• Kevin Brown, Ph.D. 1997, Univ. of South Carolina, Computer Networks.

• Kevin Callahan, Ph.D. 1993, UC San Diego, Complex Analysis and Mathematics Education.

• Jack Carter, Ph.D. 1980, U. Texas, Mathematics Education and Math Problem Solving.

• Leann M. Christianson, Ph.D. 1997, Univ. of South Carolina, Audio/Video Compression and Broadband Networking.

• Michael Contino, M.A. 1969, Villanova Univ., Mathematics Education.

• James Daley, Ph.D. 1971, UC Berkeley, Compiler Design, Vectorizing compilers, Simulation.

• Roger W. Doering, Ph.D. 2001, UC Berkeley, Microfabrication.

• Levent Ertaul, Ph.D. 1994, Univ. of Sussex, UK, Network Security.

• Sarah Frey, Ph.D. 2004, Univ. of Arizona, Elasticity Theory, Continuum Mechanics.

• Dorothy Fujimura, M.S.T. 1981, U. Illinois Chicago, Mathematics Education.

• Madhavi Gandhi, Ph.D. 2004, UC Davis, Database Security.

• Julie Glass, Ph.D. 1994, UC Santa Cruz, Lie and Vertex Operator Algebras.

• Lynne Grewe, Ph.D. 1994, Purdue Univ., Wavelet Transformation Applications, E-Commerce Software System and Technology Development.

• Kathleen Hann, Ph.D. 1991, UC Davis, Geometry.

• Hilary J. Holz, Ph.D. 1999, The George Washington University, Pattern Recognition, Statistical Adaptation and Asynchronous Collaboration.

• Clayton Matthew Johnson, Ph.D. 1997, College of William and Mary, Artificial Intelligence.

• Dan Jurca, Ph.D. 1973, Northwestern Univ., Algebraic Topology; Homotopy Theory.

• Edward Keller, Ph.D. 1969, U. Michigan., Optimization; Applied Linear Algebra.

• Gary Lippman, Ph.D. 1970, UC Riverside, Computer Architecture; Programming, Classical Analysis.

• Massoud Malek, Ph.D. 1975, Paris; Ph.D. 1979, Univ. of Houston, Linear Algebra.

• Charles Marut, Ph.D. 1966, Purdue University, Programming.

• Christopher Morgan, Ph.D. 1969, Brandeis Univ., Computer Graphics.

• William Nico, Ph.D. 1966, UC Berkeley, Computer Science Theory (Automata, Algorithms, Complexity, Cryptography); Language Design and Implementation.

• Chung-Hsing OuYang, Ph.D. 1988, UC Berkeley, Geometric Topology.

• Edna Reiter, Ph.D. 1978, Univ. of Cincinnati, Programming Languages, Theory, Design and Implementation.

• Tom Roby, Ph.D. 1991, M.I.T., Combinatorics and Algebra.

• Farzan Roohparvar, Ph.D. 1983, Iowa State Univ., System Design.

• Assim Sagahyroon, Ph.D. 1987, Univ. of Arizona, Computer Engineering.

• Istvan Simon, Ph.D. 1977, Stanford Univ., Analysis of Algorithms, Complexity, Graph Theory, Compiler Design.

• Jean Simutis, Ph.D. 1977, UC Davis, Geometry, Mathematics Education.

• Stuart Smith, Ph.D. 1979, UC Berkeley, Geometric/Algebraic Analysis and Mathematical Physics.

• William Thibault, Ph.D. 1987, Georgia Inst. Tech., Computer Graphics.

• Donald Wolitzer, Ph.D. 1978, Northeastern Univ., Numerical Analysis.

• Shirley Yap, Ph.D. 2005, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Geometric Analysis, Geometric PDEs.

• David K. Yang, Ph.D. 1996, Columbia Univ., Data Mining.

• Ytha Yu, Ph.D. 1970, UC Berkeley, Database Systems.

The following are emeritus faculty in the department: Frances Amemiya, Jeanne Barry, Allen K. Charnow, Peter Fowler, Marianne Freundlich, Richard Goodrick, John Hancock, Peter Jessner, Victor Manjarrez, Charles Marut, Russell Merris, Christopher Morgan, George Pedrick, Colbert Purvis, Kenneth Rebman, Ranjit Sabharwal, Edwardine Schmid-Charnow, Arthur Simon, John Summers, Hwa Tang, John Weidlich, Marvin Winzenread.