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Home Personal Brian Dorn Assistant Professor Community Chair of STEM Department of Computer Science University of Nebraska at Omaha Email: bdorn-at-unomaha.edu  |
My PhD GenealogyBrian J. Dorn, PhD (Computer Science), Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010Dissertation: A Case-Based Approach for Supporting the Informal Computing Education of End-User Programmers   Mark Guzdial, PhD (Education & Computer Science), University of Michigan, 1993 Dissertation: EMILE: Software-Realized Scaffolding for Science Learners Programming in Mixed Media Elliot M. Soloway, PhD (Computer Science), University of Massachussets-Amherst, 1978 Dissertation: Learning = Interpretation + Generalization: A Case Study in Knowledge-Directed Learning Edward M. Riseman, PhD (Electrical Engineering), Cornell University, 1969 Dissertation: Feature detection networks in pattern recognition (according to a research librarian at Cornell, Riseman's thesis chair was)Henry David Block, PhD, Iowa State University, 1949 Dissertation: Explicit Solutions of Certain Singular Integral Equations Henry Peter Thielman, PhD, The Ohio State University, 1929 Dissertation: Part I. On New Integral Addition Theorems for Bessel Functions and Series of the Hypergeometric Type: Part II. The Application of Functional Operations to a Class of Integral Equations Occurring in Physics (from there the mathematics genealogy project tells us a lot) Once we hit Germany, the multiple trails of advisors traces back through names like Gauss, Poisson, Fourier, Lagrange, and Euler. Even Ohm's (the ohm Ohm) little brother is in there. Last modified 30 August 2010 at 2:40 pm by dorn |