Professor I,
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Associate Director
CAIP Center
CoRE Building, Room 709
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
PO Box 909
Core Building, 96
Frelinghuysen Road,
Piscataway, NJ 08855-0909
732-445-5546
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| FALL 2007 COURSE INFORMATION :
579: Advanced
Topics in Computer Engineering: Programming Methodology for Numerical
Computing and Computational Finance Wed. 5-8pm, DSV lab,
Engineering Bldg. You must have a special permission number to register
for this course. We will be using SAKAI
as the course website. Please see course outline
here .
562 Visualization and Computer Graphics , Thursday, 12-3pm, CoRE 538. Please see course outline here
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SPRING 2008 COURSE INFORMATION :
Programming Methodologies I (Spring 2008) # 252: PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY I Time: TTH 1:40-3:00 PM Room: ENG-B120# 254: PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY I LAB, ENG-DSV Lab, Section: 01 Time: W 10:20-11:40 AM Section: 02 Time: W 12:00-1:20 PM - Section: 03 Time: Th 10:20-11:40 AM Initial information is here.
The main course web site will be on SAKAI.
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RESEARCH:
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research focus is in the area of visualization and volume graphics. All research results are on the Vizlab homepage: Vizlab Web Site .My lab is part of the CAIP Center. |
Research
Areas include: visualizing time-varying datasets, feature extraction
and tracking, visualization literacy, distributed visualization,
oceanographic visualization, volume animation (visible human
animations!), 3D curve-skeleton generation, fMRI visualization, and
multimedia visualization. |
| About |
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Deborah
Silver is a Professor in the Dept. of Electrical and Computer
Engineering at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. She
received a B.S. from Columbia University School of Engineering in 1984
and an MS. (1986) and a Ph.D. (1988) from Princeton University in
Computer Science. Her area of research is in Scientific Visualization
she has been a PI in the Vizlab at the CAIP Center, Rutgers University
since joining the faculty in 1988. She has taught courses in Computer
Graphics, Visualization, Data Structures, Software Engineering and
Robotics. She is involved in different visualization projects including
oceanic visualization, medical visualization, CFD visualization,
and volume graphics. She has been co-chair of the papers session and
program co-chair of the yearly IEEE Visualization conference, she has
been Vice Chair of operations for the IEEE Technical Committee on
Computer Graphics (1993-2000), and she has been on the editorial
committee of the IEEE Transaction on Visualization and Computer
Graphics (1995-2000). For
more information about me, please see here CV.
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