Andrew Predoehl

Lecturer, Department of Computer Science, University of Arizona

I'm a lecturer in the Computer Science department at the University of Arizona.

Fall 2016

This fall, I am teaching two courses:

• CSc 345, Introduction to Discrete Structures (MWF 1:00-1:50 PM)
• CSc 337, Web Programming (MWF 3:00-3:50 PM)

In general, I maintain an open-door policy: if my door is open, you're welcome to ask if I have time now to talk. I might say no, but I don't mind being asked.

Research

From 2007–2016, I was a PhD student in CS, doing research with the IVI Lab. My research is in the area of Computer Vision, and my advisor was Kobus Barnard.

Projects

• Finding Trails

  

  CVPR-2013 paper (pdf)

  Dissertation (pdf), which I defended on 14 April 2016.

• Neurons

• Pollen Tubes (password required)
  

• Computational Temporal Interpersonal Emotion Systems, or CompTIES.

Service

• Advanced Boot Camp 2013
  

  Or, A crash course in scientific computing in C++ using the KJB library. Here's the text we are using. (password)

• Officer for AGCCS
  

  That's the Associated Graduate Council for the College of Science — basically, student government for science grads.

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