| Chairperson Stuart Zweben
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Dr. Zweben thanks the Department for his TEN
Award.
T~ tenacity and team building
E~ enthusiasm and excellence
N~ nascence and noesis
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The faculty, staff and students of Computer Science & Engineering
would like to thank Dr. Stu Zweben for his ten years of service as
chairperson.
Dr. Stuart H. Zweben joined the Ohio State Computer & Information
Science Department (now named the Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering)
in 1974 and became its chairperson twenty years later in October 1994.
He received his Masters (1971) and Ph.D. (1974) degrees from Purdue
University in 1974 after having received his Bachelors of Science
in Mathematics from City College of New York. He is a Fellow and former
president of ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) and former
president of the Computing Sciences Accreditation Board (CSAB). Currently
he serves on the Board of Directors of the Computing Research Association
(CRA) and on the editorial board of the Empirical Software Engineering
Journal.
Stu has been an award winning chair. The Columbus Technology Council
named him Top Contributor to the Advancement of Technology (Outstanding
Educator Advancing Technology) in 2002. He previously had received
the Columbus Technical Council’s Technical Person of the Year
Award (2000). He also received an Outstanding Service Award from the
ACM in 1997.
His research interests are in software engineering and computer science
education. He is co-director of the Reusable Software Research Group
along with Bruce Weide and Tim Long. His special interests are in
the testing of object-based software, and in doing empirical studies
to assess the effectiveness of various software engineering principles
and practices.
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