Note: Here is the campus building index/map. The hotel,
Blackwell Inn, is building 254 on the map.
"DL" is Dreese Labs (building 279). Most of the sessions with people in CSE are in DL.
"HI" is Hitchcock Hall (building 274).
The College of Engineering's administrative and student
services offices are in that building. Many of the meetings with the people in the
college are in HI.
"CBEC" is the Chemical and Biomolecular Eng. building (248). The
common team room (for the entire EAC team and CAC team) is CBEC 169.
In addition, DL 298 is reserved for the CSE team (Profs. Rajendra Raj, Chuck Dierbach, and Steve Barrett). Also, the (smaller) conference room in DL 395 is reserved for some of the individual meetings on Monday, 10/16.
DL and HI are more or less across the street from each other; CBEC is less than a
5-minute walk away; Blackwell is a bit further away (7-8 minutes).
"BK" is Bricker Hall (bulding 001). It houses the main administrative offices of the
university and is about 7-8 minutes away (in the other direction from Blackwell).
Here is the college schedule.
Contact: Neelam (cell: 614-316-5654; off: 614-292-1444);
David (c: 614-286-8714; o: 614-247-6548); Rosie (c: 614-425-1042; o: 614-292-7931)
| Sunday, October 15 | ||
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| 12:45 | Neelam will meet the team in front of Pfahl Hall and walk over to Hichcock Hall (Raj) and Dreese Labs (Chuck and Steve). Raj will remain in Hitchcock, with the EAC team chair/co-chair, for college meetings. |
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| 1:00--1:30 | DL 298 | Neelam (course and assessment materials, general questions, logistics) Jeremy Morris (who is an active member of the CSE Undergrad Committee) will also be available. |
| 1:30--4:45 | DL 298 | Examine assessment materials, course materials, etc. Neelam and Jeremy will be
available as needed. Neelam will walk Chuck and Steve over to CBEC 169 at/after 4:45. |
| 5:00 | CBEC 169 | EAC+CAC team meeting |
| Monday, October 16 (There are brief notes, immediately following this table, regarding the various people who will be meeting with Prof. Barrett and Prof. Dierbach.) |
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| Time | Prof. Barrett (DL 298) | Prof. Dierbach (DL 395) | Prof. Raj |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8:00-8:45 | Briefing by Dean Williams. Place: CBEC 169 Neelam will walk Chuck and Steve over to DL 298 at 8:45. Raj will leave, with the EAC team chair, for his meetings with central administration. |
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| 8:50-9:20 | Nikki Strader, CSE Advising Office Coordinator, DL 374 (not DL 298) | ||
| 9:00-9:45 | President Michael Drake, Bricker 205 | ||
| 9:20-9:45 | Michael Green, DL 283 | Doreen Close, DL 497 | |
| 9:45-10:15 | Chris Stewart, DL 793 | Wayne Heym, DL 481 | Vice Provost Randy Smith, Bricker 203 Neelam will walk Raj to DL 298 at 10:15 |
| 10:20-10:50 | Xiaodong Zhang, CSE Chair; Neelam Soundarajan. DL 395 | ||
| 11:00-11:45 | Associate Deans (Tomasko, others) HI 155 | ||
| 10:50-11:20 | P. Ramasamy (Capstone projects coordinator), DL 298 | Eric Fosler, DL 585 | |
| 11:20-11:50 | Paul Sivilotti, DL 695 (Curriculm Comm. Chair) | Ken Supowit, DL 679 | |
| 12:00-1:30 | Lunch, Faculty Club (CSE Guests: Steve Dritz, member of CSE Advisory Board; Paul Tela, recent alum of BS-CSE program) | ||
| 1:45-2:15 | Ryan McPherson (Senior Lecturer, ECE; ECE 2020, 2060), DL 368 | Paolo Bucci, DL 672 | |
| 2:00-2:30 | Vice Provost Moore, others, Hale Hall 206 (Vice Provost for Diversity, Inclusion) | ||
| 2:15-2:45 | Arnab Nandi, DL 687 | Rafe Wenger, DL 485 (Associate Chair) | |
| 2:45-3:05 | Course materials? other? (Wenger?) | Course materials? other? (Sivilotti?) | Meade, Eng. Exec. Dir. of Fin. & Bus. Ops. HI 155 |
| 3:10-3:40? 3:45? | Meeting with students (juniors and seniors); DL 369 | ||
| 3:45-4:15 | Henfer, Engineering CIO, HI 155 | ||
| 3:50-4:15 | Dave Kneisly, Computing facilities Meet at DL 369, end at DL 298 | Course materials? | |
| 4:20-4:50 | Amy Thaci, Director, Eng. Career Services; Suzanne Dantuono, Director, Eng. Acad. Advising; HI 199 Neelam will walk Chuck and Steve over to HI 199 at 4:15 | Gable, Sr. Asst. Registrar; Delaney, Asst. Registrar Student Services Bldg? Room? | |
| 5:00-?? | CAC+EAC Team Meeting; Place: CBEC 169 | ||
| Notes | |||
| Bucci | Paolo Bucci is a Senior Lecturer. He is coordinator for CSE 2221, 2231 and takes a very active role in ensuring that all sections of those key courses are taught in a consistent manner. Paolo has also been extremely active, over many years, in the Undergrad Comm. including in our assessment activities. | ||
| Close | Doreen Close is a Senior Lecturer. She teaches both foundations courses as well as systems courses. She is coordinator for CSE 2431 (Systems II). | ||
| Fosler | Eric Fosler is a Professor. His area is AI. He recently worked with technical people from the Columbus-area IBM office to develop a Watson-system-based capstone project course. The course is offered regularly now and is quite popular with students; often, adjunct faculty from IBM teach the course. Eric has also been involved with the Undergrad Comm. including in assessment activities. | ||
| Green | Michael Green is a Lecturer and teaches Systems I and Systems II. He also teaches CSE 2501, our ethics/profesionalism course; he is well suited for that course, given his background in Law. | ||
| Heym | Wayne Heym is a Senior Lecturer. He mostly teaches CSE 2231 (Software II) and CSE 3341 (Principles of prog. langs.). Wayne participates regularly in the deliberations of the Undergrad Comm., including in our assessment activities. Wayne's professional interests include developing effective approaches to computing education. | ||
| Kneisly | Dave Kneisly is part of the College of Engineering's Technology Services group. He is assigned to the CSE Department and serves as manager for the computing staff assigned to the department. | ||
| McPherson | Ryan MchPherson is a Senior Lecturer in the ECE Dept. He is involved with the development and evolution of ECE 2020 and 2060 and teaches those courses. | ||
| Morris | Jeremy Morris is a Clinical Asst. Professor. He is involved with a number of courses, including Software I, II (2221, 2231), AI I (3521), databases I (3241), and programming languages (3341). He is also very active in the Undergrad Comm., including in the assessment activites. | ||
| Nandi | Arnab Nandi is an Associate Prof. in the department. His area is databases and related areas. He is very involved with student activities and was instrumental in organizing our very successful Hackathons which are now annual events attracting a large participation from across the country. | ||
| Ramasamy | Ramasamy is an adjunct Senior Lecturer with long experience in local IT companies. He frequently teaches CSE 5911, our most popular capstone projects course. He also serves as the coordinator for the capstone projects, a role in which he is very effective because of his ties to senior people in the local IT industry which allow him to attract a range of interesting projects. (Rajiv Ramnath, Clinical Full Professor, is the coordinator for all capstone courses; Rajiv is away at NSF this year.) Ramasamy is also involved in our assessment activities, in particular assessments related to the capstone courses. |
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| Sivilotti | Paul Sivilotti is an Associate Prof. in the department. His area is, broadly, Software Engineering. He is key to the junior project courses, especially CSE 3901, the web-apps junior project course which is extremely popular. He also recently developed CSE 3903, another junior project course, based on system-level programs (such as assemblers, loaders, etc.) Paul is a key member of the Undergrad Comm. and participates actively in the assessment activities. He is also chair of our Curriculum Comm. and works closely with Neelam to coordinate between the two committees. | ||
| Stewart | Chris Stewart is an Associate Prof. in the department. His area is architecture, systems, IoT, and the like. He serves as the advisor for underrepresented groups in the dept. and is involved in activities related to women and students from other underrepresented groups. He is also involved in our assessment activities. | ||
| Strader | Nikki Strader is the Coodinator for the CSE Advising Office and supervises the other advisors in that office. She works mainly with the students in the latter stages of the program, especially those about to graduate, ensuring they are on track to meet all program requirements, etc. In addition, she works closely with Suzanne Dantuono who is director of the college's Advising Office. Nikki has been also active in a number of university-level advising initiatives. Nikki is a member of the Undergrad Comm. and participates actively. She works closely with Neelam in administering POCAT, organizing our Annual Forums, etc. | ||
| Supowit | Ken Supowit is an Associate Prof. in the department. He is involved with the foundations courses and is coordinator for CSE 2321 (Foundations I). He also coordinates with the Math Dept. to ensure that Math 3345 (Foundations of Higher Math) which our students are required to take works appropriately for our majors. Ken is a long-time member of the Curriculum Comm.; in fact, he was the chair of the committee until a couple of years ago. Ken often works one-on-one with students, not only helping them with course-related questions but also advising them on career and curricular matters. | ||
| Wenger | Rafe Wenger is an Associate Prof. in the department and is also Associate Chair. He is involved with the foundations courses. As Associate Chair, he is responsible for assigning faculty to teach courses, and supervising lecturers and senior lecturers. Rafe is a member of the Undergrad Comm. and the Curriculum Comm.; this allows him to be aware of the implications, to our course offerings, of any decisions made by these committees. Rafe is also involved with our assessment activities. | ||