Education:
Ph.D., Graduate School and University Center - 1989 (Computer and Information Science)
M.A., Brooklyn College - 1983 (Computer and Information Science)
M.A., Brooklyn College - 1976 (Physics)
B.S., Brooklyn College - 1969 (Mathematics)
Areas of Expertise:
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Books and Publications
Schnabolk, C. and T. Raphan. "Modeling Three-Dimensional Velocity-to-Position Transformation in Oculomotor Control." Journal of Neurophysiology 71: 623-38. (Books and Publications: Book Chapter) 1994
Community Activities
Supervised two undergraduates in two 60.1 projects to test solutions of simple differential equations. Completed in May 2000
Supervised an undergraduate in three projects: a 60.1 project, a 60.2 project and an 84.3 honors project. All projects resulted in programs that were solutions of classical operating system problems. There was a nondistributed, a distributed and a multithreaded solution. The early solutions were written in C++, and the later solutions were written in Java. The CIS 60.1 project was completed in April, 1998; the CIS 60.2 project was completed in December 1998; and the CIS 84.3 project was completed in May 1999. 1999
