1984

COMPUTER AND INFORMATION
SCIENCE
The Department of Computer and Information Science prepares students for a wide
variety of careers in a rapidly growing field. Building on a solid foundation of math,
science and computer programming, the C.I.S. cirriculum teaches an understanding of
the information system and its potentials, with applications to managemant, science,
engineering, and computer technology itself. Computer Science majors graduate into a
field which gives them a wide variety of options, where high paying jobs are available
now that the computer is becoming a necessity in any field.
Pictured in the top photo are the following members of the C.I.S. department: Back row from left to right:
Michael Tress - Administrative Assistant, Dr. Costas lliopoulos - Special Lecturer, Dr. Edward Sarian -
Associate Professor, Dr Michael Baltrush - Associate Professor, Dr. Murray Turoff-Professor, Professor David
J Lubiner, - Special Lecturer, Mrs. Lynn S. Franklin,- Laboratory Coordinator, Mr. Warren Burgess-
Laboratory Technician. Front row: Dr. E. A. Yfantis, Associate Professor, Dr. Min-Hsuan Chen,- Assistant
Professor, Dr Yi-Ling Chiang - Assistant professor. Dr Anita J. LaSalle - Associate Professor, Dr George J
Mohos - Department Chairman, Dr James Me Hugh - Associate Professor and Associate Chairman, Dr T R
Featheringham, Associate Professor and Associate Chairman, and Dr. Julian M. Scher - Associate Professor.
P ictured in the square is our Labrotory Technician - Mr Warren Burgess
P ictured in the c irc le is the Department Chairman, Dr. Moshos, and not pictured are Dr. Larry Medsler -
Associate Professor, Sheryl Ridley, Dr. Jown W. Ryon III., Professor Solomon Wohlgemuth-Special Lecturer,
and Professor Mark Babinski - Special Lecturer.
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