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Algorithms and Numerical Methods

Algorithms and Numerical Methods are one of the most critical fields to study in order to develop suitable solutions in many problem domains across science and engineering. In the computing arena, a pertinent focus for algorithms and numerical methods is networked computation, especially for internet-based activities. Study of algorithms and numerical methods can yield vital insights to the achieving of efficiency and reliability in the networked computation.


Faculty
Dr. Phil G. Richards
Dr. Peter Slater
Dr. Huaming Zhang


Algorithms

Bioinformatics

Bioinformatics changed the means of studying molecular biology; the use of computer technology in learning, understanding and exercising the fundamental molecules of life has brought in a new era of biological science. Some of our research interests in this area are gene sequences and analysis of gene databases.

Faculty
Dr. Ramazan Aygun


Bioinformatics


Cognitive Science

Cognitive Science is the study of mind and intelligence; it is an interdisciplinary study which collaborates with psychology, artificial intelligence, linguistics, philosophy and logic. Human mind cannot be modeled using a single computational model, we need to examine different models to know the mechanics of it and thus the study of this field is vital in developing next generation systems.

Faculty
Dr. Dan M. Rochowiak



Cognitive Science



Data Mining


Researchers at UAH conduct research in the areas of machine learning, phenomena detection, knowledge discovery and distributed mining technologies. Particular emphasis is directed toward problems involving large heterogeneous spatial data sets, such as remotely sensed data.

Faculty
Dr. Ramazan Aygun

Dr. Sara J. Graves
Dr. Ranganath S. Heggere
Dr. Tim Newman



Data Mining

Distributed Technologies and Computer Security

Distributed technologies are rapidly becoming the key enabling field for new environments that take advantage of available distributed data and computing resources. These technologies are the key to removing the close coupling of data and services commonly found today in many scientific information systems.

Faculty
Dr. Glenn W. Cox
Dr. Sara J. Graves


Distributed Technologies


High Performance Computing and Networking


UAH researchers are investigating protocols, topologies, and routing schemes that enable higher performance in networking and/or in computing. UAH Computer Science faculty have also been in the forefront of keeping the university's infrastructure at the leading edge of technology. Computer Science faculty have also investigated efficient parallel computing algorithms for solution of problems in many scientific and engineering areas.

Faculty
Dr. Glenn W. Cox
Dr. Sara J. Graves
Dr. Tim Newman
Dr. Dan M. Rochowiak



High Performance Computing

Image Processing and Pattern Recognition

Image processing has impacted almost every technical area, its techniques assisted many applications in the fields like medical imaging, space imaging and defense imaging. Over the years, the department has done enormous research work in these fields. Optical imaging and target recognition were among the others on which the department has focused its attention.

Faculty
Dr. Ramazan Aygun
Dr. Sara J. Graves
Dr. Ranganath S. Heggere
Dr. Tim Newman



Image Processing

Knowledge Representation and Understanding

Knowledge representation is one of the well-known concepts in Artificial Intelligence. Graphic Representation like conceptual graphs serves as a formal design and specification language. CGs have been implemented in a variety of projects for information retrieval, database design, expert systems, and natural language processing.

Faculty
Dr. Harry S. Delugach
Dr. Letha Etzkorn


Knowledge Representation

Modeling and Simulation


Modeling and Simulation technologies are in use today to design complex military weapon systems, space systems, space hardware, new manufacturing plants and even seaside ports. It helps in design, and provides the engineer with the ability to make changes before anything is built.

Faculty
Dr. Ramazan Aygun
Dr. Glenn W. Cox
Dr. Letha Etzkorn


Modeling and Simulation

Multimedia Systems, Databases and Networking


The multimedia data challenges researchers in compression, information retrieval, and transmission. The multimedia systems research do not only provide effective strategies for processing stand-alone media data, but also provides methodologies for the integration of strategies from video, audio, image, text, graphics, and other databases. The research interests of the faculty embrace video processing, multimedia databases, multimedia data modeling, multimedia information retrieval, multimedia networking, multimedia synchronization, and MPEG video standards.

Faculty
Dr. Ramazan Aygun




Multimedia

Software Design, Reuse and Requirement Analysis


Software Engineering is a study of the process of large-scale software development. The software engineering faculty in UAH's Computer Science Department has a combined total of over 75 years of combined experience in software development, analysis, and software engineering within commercial, academic and governmental organizations.

Faculty
Dr. Harry S. Delugach
Dr. Letha Etzkorn

Dr. Delbert R. Hart
Dr. Wei Li


Software Design


Software Metrics

Software Metrics is important for companies to improve their productivity and quality. Metrics can be used to predict the reusability of a software component which is one of the critical aspects of the software reuse process.

Faculty
Dr. Letha Etzkorn
Dr. Wei Li
Dr. Tim Newman


Metrics

Visualization And Graphics


Computer-generated animation is a critical component for understanding in many industrial, scientific, engineering, medical, and entertainment applications. The visualization and graphics thrust of the department has focused on development of new techniques for display of information, on the efficient generation of end renderings, and on the understanding of graphical presentations.

Faculty
Dr. Delbert R. Hart
Dr. Tim Newman


Visualization

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