The appointments will begin in January or August of 2001. Candidates should have a Ph.D. in Computer Science or related field.
Salary is highly competitive with generous startup equipment packages.
Current faculty research interests are in algorithms, biometrics, complexity theory, computer vision, graph theory, networking, parallel computations, programming languages, and software engineering. The Yamacraw project encourages our faculty members to collaborate with the faculty members of seven other schools in the University System of Georgia. In addition to these excellent opportunities for collaboration, the Georgia Tech Regional Engineering Program offered in Savannah affords further opportunities for collaboration. Members of the department also work with faculty at the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography. Most members of the department have duplicate course preparations.