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Overview |
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faculty and students are engaged in projects and research in many
areas of Computer Science. The major areas of our focus, with some
of the ongoing projects and participating faculty, are outlined
below. If you need more details, please contact the first professor
listed for that research area.
Computer Science Technical Reports
To view information about past and current technical reports online click here.... |
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| Computing for Life Sciences (Professors Buturovic(Adj.), Murphy, Petkovic, Yoon, Singh) |
| Software Engineering and Systems (Professors Dujmovic, Hsu, Levine, Murphy, Petkovic, Puder, Wong) |
| Human Computer Interaction (Professors Petkovic, Yoon) |
| Multimedia Systems and Applications (Professors Hsu, Kroll, Levine, Murphy, Singh, Yoon) |
| Foundations (Professor Wong) |
| Collaboration with Local Community and International Universities (Professors Levine, Murphy) |
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Computing
for Life Sciences (Professors Buturovic(adj.), Murphy, Petkovic, Yoon, Singh) with collaborators from SFSU Biology
and Chemistry/Biochemistry departments |
| Visualization
of biological data (partially supported by NSF Grant) |
| Development
of multimedia WWW sites for biology content, with special features
for collaboration like asynchronous annotations. |
| Use
of pattern recognition in analyzing genetic differences among various
animal populations. |
| Tools
for format conversion amoung different bioinformatics standards
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| User
interfaces for biology field researchers. |
Software
Engineering and Systems (Professors Dujmovic, Hsu,
Levine, Murphy, Petkovic, Puder, Wong) |
| Computer
system performance models and software metrics tools (LSP method) |
| Performance
analysis and visualization tools (QNAS) |
| Distributed
client server benchmarks |
| Program
space theory |
| Quantitative
methods for benchmark design |
| Compiler performance measurement and analysis |
| Quantitative models of software evaulation |
| Java workload characterization methods |
| Distributed middleware - MICO |
| Scheduling algorithms for distributed systems |
| High performance embedded systems |
| ER design tools |
| Scientific Data Management |
| Parallel joins over the Internet |
| Distributed software development |
| Outsourcing project management issues |
| Virtual computing applications |
Human
Computer Interaction (Professors Petkovic, Yoon) |
| Ambiguous
intention in pen-based interfaces |
| Accessing
large multimedia information repositories |
| Sketch
recognition |
| HCI
issues related to Computing for Life Sciences |
Multimedia
Systems and Applications (Professors Dujmovic, Hsu,
Kroll, Levine, Murphy, Singh, Yoon) |
| Sound
synthesis |
| Interactive
computer music |
| MPEG
transport over the Internet |
| Distance
learning technologies and on-line education tools |
| Multimedia
classroom |
| Interactive
visualization |
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Interactive
Realtime 3D Graphics |
| Web-based
Virtual Tour |
| Scientific
Visualization |
| Motion
Tracking |
Foundations
(Professor Wong) |
| Discrete
asynchronous neural networks |
| Density
of regular languages |
| Collaborating
neural networks |
Collaboration
with Local Community and International Universities
(Professors Levine, Murphy) |
| Distance
learning technology and usage (with American University of Armenia) |
| Internet
Bid Opportunity project (with Oakland East Bay Black Chamber of
Commerce) |
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