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OUTLINE OF

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Principles of

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OUTLINE OF

COMPUTER

SCIENCE

CARL REYNOLDS

Department of Computer Science

Rochester Institute of Technology

PAUL TYMANN

Department of Computer Science

Rochester Institute of Technology

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DOI: 10.1036/0071460519

Carl Reynolds teaches courses in database, operating systems, program-

ming, and programming language theory in the RIT Computer Science

Department at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He has taught at the

college level for 10 years, and in the computer industry for 4 years. Before

coming to RIT, Reynolds spent 19 years in the computer industry working

in technical and training capacities for both hardware and software suppli-

ers, and 6 years with a Dow Jones Industrial manufacturer creating expert

systems for machine control. His interests include genetic algorithms,

expert systems, and image processing.

Paul Tymann is Professor and Chair of the Computer Science Department

at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He has taught both basic and

advanced programming techniques for over 15 years. More recently he has

been involved with development of a new bioinformatics program at RIT.

Prior to entering academia, Professor Tymann worked in industry develop-

ing control software for point-of-sale terminals. For the past 5 years he has

worked in the area of bioinformatics and has completed joint software

development projects at the University of Rochester and Rutgers

University.

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