Homepage of Anne M. Denton

Anne M. Denton, Ph.D.

Associate Professor James A. Meier Junior Professor
Department of Computer Science and Operations Research 2740 North Dakota State University 258 A26 IACC Building P.O. Box 6050 Fargo, ND 58108-6050
Tel. (701) 231-6748 FAX (701) 231-8255
e-mail: anne.denton "at" ndsu.edu
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Teaching

CSci 335: Theoretical Computer Science 1 (Fall 2010 - Fall 2012)
CSci 366: Files for Database Systems (Fall 2002 - Spring 2013)
Seminar 790: Data Mining (Fall 2004 - Fall 2012)
CSci 372: Comparative Programming Languages (Spring 2008 - Spring 2010)
CSci/Math/Stat 732: Introduction to Bioinformatics (Spring 2004 - Spring 2010)
CSci 765: Introduction to Database Systems (Fall 2006)
CSci 159: Computer Science Problem Solving (Fall 2004)
CSci 160: Computer Science 1 (Fall 2000 - Spring 2006)
Expanding Horizons

Workshop 2004: Data Mining

Workshop 2005-2011: Deciphering the Genetic Code
Workshop 2012: Fun with Physics and Computers
Workshop 2013: Exploring worlds in more than three dimensions: slides / applet

Sonia Kovalevsky Mathematics High School Day

Workshop 2008: Exploring worlds of more than three dimensions

New Faculty Panel Discussion

Bloom's Taxonomy and PRS

Sunday Academy 2010/11: Fun with Physics and Computers

Students

Graduate Students

John Xu
Raed Seetan
Scott Raguse
Joshua Sweet
Yingjie Yang
Adam Helsene
Eric Christeson
Nate Olson
Sourya Sen
Sarthak Ahuja
Megan Bouret

Alumni (Ph.D.)

Dietmar Dorr
Jianfei Wu
Loai Alnemer
Omar Al-Azzam

Alumni (M.S.)

Christopher Besemann
Matthew Feist
Lakshmi Anantha Rahman
Szymon Woznica
Golam Osmani
Charith Chitraranjan
Ushashi Chakraborti
Angshu Kar
Eric Momsen

Education

M.S. Computer Science, 2003, North Dakota State University

Thesis topic: "Fast Kernel-Density-Based Classification and Clustering using P-Trees" Thesis
Advisor: Dr. William Perrizo

Ph.D. Physics, 1996, University of Mainz

Thesis topic: "Phase Behavior of Macromolecules with Flexible and Rod-Like Components"
Advisors: Dr. Thomas Vilgis (MPI for Polymer Research, Mainz ) and Dr. Robert Hołyst (ICHF Polish Academy of Sciences )

Diplom Physics 1993, University of Stuttgart

Thesis topic: "Optically Driven Quantum Systems: Non-Stationary Statistics"
Advisor: Dr. Günter Mahler

Various

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