Professor Jon Bell and Katherine Russell received a Teacher of Distinction Award from the Stearns Center for Teaching and Learning.
Each May, the Department of Computer Science honors award recipients at a Graduation Celebration and Awards Dinner. It is unfortunate that this year’s event cannot take place.
Mason Core classes are critical for engaging students and helping to create Mason Graduates: Well-Rounded Citizens and Engaged Scholars who are Prepared to Act. We are very grateful for their commitment to excellent teaching in the Mason Core. The Fall 2019 Mason Core Teaching Recognition recipients are:
ICEIS, which traditionally accepts under 25% of submissions as full papers, brings together researchers, engineers and practitioners from nearly fifty countries who are interested in the areas of (1) Databases and Information Systems Integration, (2) Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Systems, (3) Information Systems Analysis and Specification, (4) Software Agents and Internet Computing, (5) Human-Computer Interaction, and (6) Enterprise Architecture.
“Many people need to learn computer science concepts and how to apply them. If you are a social scientist, you need computing skills. If you’re a physicist you will rely on computing,” says Sood, who is retiring this spring. His research focuses on cybersecurity using resilience and restoration techniques, which resulted in six Mason patents and a university spinoff––SCIT Labs, Inc.