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The Ohio State UniversityDepartment of Computer and

Infoenation Science

Applications are invited for faculty positions atall levels. A Ph.D in computer science or a close-ly related field is required. Of special interest arecandidates in the areas of computer graphics, ar-tificial intelligence, VLSI design, distributedcomputing, and software engineering. Specialresearch support packages are negotiable forhighly qualified candidates.Research computing facilities within the Depart-ment include DEC 20/60, VAX 11/780, IBM 4341,AT&T 3B2, INTEL 432, LISP machines, and Sunand HP workstations. In addition to the Universi-ty's powerful computing facilities (IBM 3081-D,etc.), the Department also has access to nationalnetworks (including ARPANET) via CSNET/X25Net.To apply, please send application and resume,including the names and addresses of at leastthree references, to Prof. Ming T. (Mike) Liu,Chairman of Faculty Search Committee, Depart-ment of Computer and Information Science, TheOhio State University, 2036 Neil Avenue, Colum-bus, OH 43210-1277. The Ohio State Universityis an equal opportunity/affirmative actionemployer.

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY,FULLERTON

The Department of Electrical Engineering atCalifornia State University, Fullerton, seeks ap-plications for tenure-track positions at assistantand associate professor levels, and for open lec-turer, non-tenure-track positions, starting inAugust 1986. Applicants most hold a Ph.D. inElectrical Engineering and/or Computer Engi-neering with specialization in computers, signalprocessing digital systems, robotics or VLSIdesign.Califomia State University, Fullerton is a majorurban university in Orange County, located closeto many major high-technology corporationswhose levels of sophistication in engineeringare world renowned. As a result of this environ-ment, the department c.urrently serves over 1300majors at the B.S. and M.S. levels. The depart-ment has curricular strength in the areas of com-munications, signal processing, digital systems,systems engineering, solid state electronics andelectromagnetism. CSUF stresses the impor-tance and value of teaching excellence. Suc-cessful applicants must be motivated to thatend, and have the desire and ability to clearlycommunicate in the classroom/laboratory en-vironment. Research is strongly encouraged andis one element of a faculty member's overallscholarly and creative activity and professionaldevelopment record required for professional ad-vancement.A new engineering building addition, essentiallydoubling the classroom, office and laboratorycapacity of engineering, will be occupied in theFall of 1988. It will include state-of-the-art labora-tories in robotics, VLSI design, digital controlsystems, microwave and computer aided design.Candidates must indicate interest in tenure-track or lecturer positions or both. Minorities andwomen are particularly encouraged to considerjoining this dynamic department. Send resumeand three references to Dr. Mohinder S. Grewal,Chair, Electrical Engineering Department,Califomia State University, Fullerton, CA 92634.Applications accepted until positions are filled.CSUF in an Affirmative Action/Equal Oppor-tunity/Title IX employer.

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO

Several instructorships and tenure-track facultypositions in computer science at both junior andsenior level are available. An eamed doctorate inCS or EE is required for the tenure-track posi-tions, but not for the instructorships. Outstand-ing candidates in all areas of computer scienceand engineering will be considered, with par-ticular preference given to those in computer ar-chitecture, VLSI design, artificial intelligence,analysis of algorithms, and distributed operatingsystems. For full consideration, send resume,list of publications, and the names of at leastthree references by March 31, 1986, to: ProfessorThomas A. Defanti, Chairman of Faculty SearchCommittee, Department of Electrical Engineer-ing and Computer Science, University of Illinoisat Chicago, P. 0. Box 4348, Chicago, IL 60680.For non U.S. citizens, please state visa status.The University of Illinois is an Affirmative Ac-tion/Equal Opportunity Employer.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, DULUTH, has upto five tenure or tenure-track positions avail-able. Duties: Teaching primarily upper divisioncourses; conduct sponsored research; assist indevelopment of new program and laboratories.Qualifications: Degree in computer, electrical orelectronic engineering-M.S. for instructor(Ph.D. required for achieving tenure); Ph.D. forassistant professor (candidates satisfying all re-quirements except the dissertation are encour-aged to apply); Ph.D., with six years relevantteaching and/or industrial experience beyondterminal degree and distinction in scholarly ac-tivity, for associate professor, Ph.D., with twelveyears relevant teaching and/or industrial exper-ience beyond terminal degree, including pro-fessor rank, in computer or related engineeringfield and outstanding scholarly activity, for pro-fessor rank. Salary: Competitive. Qualificationswill determine type of appointment and rank.Starts September 1, 1986. Temporary part-timeand full-time positions are also available at alllevels. Minimum degree is the B.S. For completeposition requirements call or write to the ad-dress given below. Send letterof application andresume to: Dr. James Tseng, Head, Departmentof Computer Engineering, U.M.D., Duluth, MN55812, (218) 726-6147. Deadline: May 1, 1986, butinterviews may begin in February 1986. Havethree letters of recommendation and officialtranscripts sent directly to the above address.Only completed applications will be considered.The University of Minnesota is an equal oppor-tunity educator and employerand specifically in-vites and encourages applications from womenand minorities.

APPLIED COMPUTER SCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE

A tenure-track faculty position is available start-ing August 1986. Rank and salary are open. APh.D. in computer science or related field is re-quired. Applications are welcomed from allqualified candidates. Applied computer scienceis a strong undergraduate program with specialemphases on real-time software, microcomputerapplications, and software engineering. The Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Parkside is one of 13degree-granting campuses of the University ofWisconsin System and emphasizes quality in-struction, research and professional involve-ment. The campus is located on a beautiful,wooded site near Lake Michigan in the center ofthe Chicago-Milwaukee industrial area; this areais rich in consulting opportunities for researchand development.Applications will be considered until the posi-tion is filled. Send curriculum vita and names ofthree references to:

Professor T. V. FossumEngineering Science DivisionUniversity of Wisconsin-ParksideBox 2000Kenosha, WI 53141

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside is an equalopportunity employer and actively seeks ap-plications from all qualified persons, whatevertheir race, sex, age, color, religion, maritalstatus, national origin, handicap, or veteran'sstatus.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Elec-trical and Computer Engineering Department isaccepting applications for tenure and tenure-track faculty positions in computer engineeringor microelectronics. Qualifications must becommensurate with rank and include an out-standing academic record, significant achieve-ment in original research, sincere interest inteaching, and a doctorate in electrical or com-puter engineering/science. Duties will includeteaching undergraduate and graduate courses.Interested applicants are invited to send re-sumes which detail their past professional ac-complishments, and which include the namesand addresses of three references, to Dr. EdwardJ. Powers, Chairman, Department of Electricaland Computer Engineering, The University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712, an EqualOpportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

PURDUE UNIVERSITY

The School of Electrical Engineering invites ap-plications for faculty positions from qualified in-dividuals who have a strong commitment toteaching and research. Qualifications include anoutstanding academic record, a significant in-volvement with a truly contributive research ac-tivity, and a doctorate in electrical or computerengineering. Areas of research specializationwhich are of particular interest are computers,robotics, and microelectronics. Resumes shouldbe directed to: Head, School of Electrical Engi-neering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN47907. Immigration status of non-U.S. citizensmust be stated in application. Purdue is an EqualOpportunity/Affirmative Action employer.

CHAIRMANCOMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Concordia University is seeking a chairman forits Computer Science Department. One of thefive units in the Faculty of Engineering and Com-puter Science, the department is one of thelargest in Canada and offers undergraduate andgraduate programs (to the Ph.D level) to some470 full-time and 444 part-time students. Thereare 26 faculty members. Current research in-come exceeds $400,000 per year. The majorareas of research include: distributed process-ing and VLSI; computer architecture; softwareengineering; computer vision; parallel process-ing; compilers; database management; symboliccomputation; operating systems.The Computer Science Department operates aVAX 11/750, running UNIX, and shares a VAX11/780, running VMS.The Department is a member of the Centre deRecherche en Informatique de Montreal, a centerof excellence for research in Computer Science.The position will interest senior academics withan established track record in teaching andresearch who are prepared to and capable ofassuming a leadership role in the developmentof computer science in the Faculty, the Universi-ty and the nation.Application with curriculum vitae should be sentto:

Dr. M.N.S. Swamy DeanFaculty of Engineering and ComputerScienceConcordia University1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. WestRoom H907-7Montreal, QuebecH3G 1M8Canada

In accordance with Canadian immigration re-quirements, this advertisement is directed toCanadian citizens and permanent residents.

WANG INSTITUTE OF GRADUATE STUDIESSchool of Information Technology

Visiting ScholarIn

Software Engineering

The School of Information Technology offersvisiting appointments (1985/86) for scholars ofdemonstrated software engineering skill and ac-complishment. The focus of the School is agraduate curriculum in software engineering. Aprimary goal for the School is to bridge the gapbetween academic and industrial approaches tosoftware engineering.The Institute offers excellent facilities for pro-fessional development, including modern com-puting systems, an excellent software engineer-ing library, graduate assistants, and secretarialsupport. The student/faculty ratio is 6 to 1. Thebalance between teaching and research effortsis negotiable; however, it is expected the visitorwill have a definite plan of activities for the year.Interested parties should submit a letter of ap-plication to the Chair of the Faculty, including adiscussion of plans for the visit, requiredtechnical support, names of three references,and a resume. Compensation and benefits areappropriate to the position.

Richard E. FairleyChair of the FacultyWang Institute of Graduate StudiesTyng RoadTyngsboro, Massachusetts 01879fairley@wanginst - CsNet... decvax!wanginst!fairley

FACULTY POSITIONSIN COMPUTER SCIENCECLARKSON UNIVERSITY

The Clarkson University Mathematics and Com-puter Science Department has a tenure-trackposition available in Computer Science. Rankand Salary are open. Ph.D.'s with an interest inboth research and teaching are being sought.The Department has its own mini-computersystem, a VAX 11/750. In addition, the universityoperates an IBM 4341, a VAX 11/780, and anumber of Pro 350 personal mini-computers, run-ning UNIX. Presently all incoming freshman arebeing provided with their own personal com-puters, a Zenith Z-100. Curriculum vitae shouldbe sent to Athanassios S. Fokas, Acting Chair-man, Department of Mathematics and ComputerScience, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY13676.An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Em-ployer.

FINANCIAL EXPERTComputer Technical Advisor

Responsibility: To assist with the managementand operation of the FSM computer centers.This includes responsibility for programmingand system security using WANG vs hardwarewith fund accounting, payroll and accountsreceivable software, and technical advice andassistance to the states of Truk, Kosrae, Yap andPohnpei.Experience: College graduate with a degree inaccounting and/or computer science. Minimumsix years experience in computer programming,or similar experience and govemment account-ing. Experience in training, systems analysis anddesign, and user/vendor negotiations helpful.Benefits: Salary $25K to $35K. Opportunity tolearn state-of-the-art systems. Housing provided.Other: Hospital, education services limited forfamilies. Please send resume to: Mr. Al Tuuth,Minister of Finance, Federated States of Micro-nesia, P.O. Box 490, Kolonia, Pohnpei 96941.

COMPUTER

OPPORTUNITY IN ADVANCEDELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES

our expanded activities in Hardware/Software integration of Advanc-ed Electronics Technologies will adapt, appiy and integrate the resultsof our basic electronic research.Six career opportunities are open for degreed staff who are creativeand entrepreneurial people with talent and drive to pursue state-of-the-art solutions to new challenges In Expert Systems, Decision Alds,Satellite Instrumentation, and Fuel-Cell Vehicle Propulsion. Principal In-vestigator positions are open for Digital Systems Designer, Signal Pro-cessor Analyst, Expert Systems Designer, and Scientific Program-mer/Analyst.About LOS Mamos:LosAlamos National Laboratory, a premier research facility operated bythe University of California for the Department of Energy, Is locatedhigh In the beautiful mountains of northern New Mexico. Our relaxedlifestyle Is In a setting of great natural beauty; a pollution-free environ-ment, with outstanding outdoor recreational activities; and a top-flightschool system. Salary Is commensurate with education and experience.Send complete resume (in confidence) to:

Jim TroutPersonnel Administration Division

51167-FRMS P204

LOS Alamos National LaboratoryLos Alamos, New Mexico 87545

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LOYOLA UNIVERSITY

Loyola University, New Orleans invites applica-tions for assistant professor tenure-track posi-tions in the Department of Mathematical Sci-ences. Desired qualifications include a doctoratein computer science or equivalent experience inorder to teach courses and do laboratory work incomputer organization and architecture, assem-bly language, digital logic, and control systems.Individuals must have a commitment to qualityteaching and research competence. Responsi-bilities include teaching 3 or 4 undergraduatecomputer science courses (depending on re-search activities), research, advising majors, andcontributing to the development of the depart-ment, the college, the university, and the com-munity. Contracts are on a nine month basis withsummer teaching possible.The Department of Mathematical Sciences hassixteen full time faculty members and more thantwo hundred majors. The degrees offered by thedepartment are: the B.S. degree in Mathematics,the B.S. degree in Computer Information Pro-cessing, and the B.S. degree in Computer Sci-ence. Academic computing facilities include anHP 3000/48 and a VAX 11/750. Departmentalcomputing facilities include two microcomputerlabs and a digital electronics lab. A variety ofmicrocomputer equipment is available.Loyola is a small liberal arts university known forquality education and personal interaction be-tween students and faculty. New Orleans is alarge sunbelt port city famous for excellentcuisine, jazz, and Mardi Gras. Loyola is an EqualEmployment Opportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer. Women and minorities are encour-aged to apply.To be assured of full consideration, complete ap-plications must be received by February 21,1986. Late applications may be considered if theposition is still open after those applying earlierhave been considered. A complete applicationconsists of a current resume, a transcript of allgraduate level course work, and three letters ofrecommendation sent to:

Dr. Antonio M. Lopez, Jr., ChairmanDepartment of Mathematical SciencesLoyola University Box 51New Orleans, LA 70118

HEADDEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL

SCIENCES AND COMPUTER SCIENCEFLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Applications are invited for the position of Pro-fessor and Head of the Department of Mathe-matical Sciences and Computer Science atFlorida Institute of Technology, to begin Sep-tember 1, 1986. Applicants should have demon-strated academic leadership ability, a strong in-terest in innovative teaching, and dedication tothe development of a strong research program.The position offers the opportunity to build froman established core of 16 full-time faculty mem-bers at a rapidly-developing institution com-mitted to academic excellence. The departmentoffers undergraduate and graduate degrees inapplied mathematics and in computer science,as well as graduate degrees in operationsresearch.F.I.T. is located in a high-tech area on the easterncoast of Florida just south of the Kennedy SpaceCenter and Cape Canaveral. Rapid growth ofcomputer related industry and the space pro-gram provide excellent research and growth op-portunities.Please submit a curriculum vitae and the namesof three references to Dr. D.W. Fausett, Mathe-matical Sciences and Computer Science Depart-ment, 150 West University Boulevard, Mel-bourne, Florida 32901-6988, telephone (305)768-8062.

MONASH UNIVERSITYVICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICALENGINEERING

LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER-CONTINUING

Applications are invited for two positions fromcandidates with proven research ability (Ph.D inElectrical Engineering an advantage) with inter-est and experience in either Computer SystemsEngineering (expertise in VLSI design particular-ly advantageous) or Power Systems Engineering.Duties include undergraduate teaching, someadministrative duties, supervision of researchstudents, conduct of research. Salary: Lecturer$A26, 231-$A34,467 per annum, Senior Lecturer$A35, 302-$A41,023 per annum. Superannuation,Outside Study Program, travel and removalexpenses, temporary housing assistance. En-quiries to Professor D.G. Lampard, Phone541-0811, Ext. 3480. Applications including Ref.no. 25612, curriculum vitae and 3 referees to theRegistrar, Monash University, Clayton, Victoria,Australia 3168, by December 31, 1985.An Equal Opportunity Employer.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE

The Department of Electrical Engineering at theUniversity of Califomia, Irvine, is searching foroutstanding faculty members in the area of com-puter engineering. The levels of this appoint-ment may be at Assistant Professor, AssociateProfessor or Professor. These faculty members,in cooperation with faculty members with com-plementary specialties in the Department of In-formation and Computer Science, will form afirst-rate research group. The duties of thesefaculties will include undergraduate and gradu-ate teaching as well as research. Within comput-er engineering the field of parallel structured ar-chitecture is currently of special interest to theDepartment. Send your resume to ProfessorJack Sklansky, Department of Electrical Engi-neering, University of Califomia, Irvine, Califor-nia 92717. The University of Califomia is an affir-mative action/equal opportunity employer. Toensure consideration apply before March 15,1986.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Metropolitan College Computer Science Depart-ment has three tenure track faculty positions atthe Assistant/Associate Professor levels avail-able September, 1986. We are looking for facultymembers working in any of the core computerscience areas. A Ph.D. is preferred, but well-qualified candidates with alternative experiencewill be considered. The research interests of thedepartment's full-time faculty members includesoftware engineering, database managementsystems, information systems, data communi-cations, operating systems and artificial intelli-gence. Computing facilities include an IBM3081, a VAX 11-750, a PDP-11/34, and microcom-puters. The department offers one of the largestmaster's and bachelor's degree programs inComputer Science and Computer InformationSystems in the New England area. The coursesare offered primarily in the evenings and attractprofessionals from the high technology com-panies in Massachusetts and surrounding areas.The resulting student body provides a demand-ing and stimulating teaching environment. Appli-cants should send a curriculum yitae and thenames of three references to Dr. RomualdasSkvarcius, Chairman, Boston University, Metro-politan College, Computer Science Department,755 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215.Boston University is an equal opportunity-affir-mative action employer.

THE UNIVERSITY OFALABAMA-TUSCALOOSA

The Electrical Engineering Department invitesapplications from qualified Individuals for twotenure-track faculty positions in the areas ofcomputer engineering and/or digital systems,with emphasis in control/robotics, signal pro-cessing, or telecommunications. Applicantsmust either hold the Ph.D. in computer or elec-trical engineering or demonstrate high probabili-ty of completion prior to assuming the position.Rank and salary commensurate with qualifica-tions. Duties include teaching and a strong com-mitment to research. Sufficient release time willbe granted the first year to aid in proposalpreparation. Modem computing facilities withinthe EE department include an INTEL microcom-puter laboratory with 35 workstations and anIRIS 2400 graphics processor. The college sup-ports over 200 IBM PC's and the university hasSPERRY 1100/61 and IBM 3081D mainframes.The faculty has close ties with several organiza-tions including the U.S. Army and NASA inHuntsville, and private companies throughoutthe region. The Tuscaloosa campus is thelargest in the system with some 15,000 studentsincluding some 500 majoring in electrical engi-neering. Please submit a resume and names,addresses, and telephone numbers of three ref-erences to: Dr. R.E. Lueg, Head, Electrical Engi-neering Department, The University of Alabama,P.O. Box 6169, University, AL 35486. The searchcommittee will begin its review process by Janu-ary 6, 1986, but applications will be accepted un-til the positions are filled. The University ofAlabama is an affirmative action, equal oppor-tunity employer.

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

NSF's Division of Computer Research is seekingqualified applicants forthe position of Assistant,Associate, or Program Director for the Coor-dinated Experimental Research Program. Thisposition will be filled on a rotator/temporary orpermanent basis or an Inter-govemmental Per-sonnel Act Assignment. The position is ex-cepted from the competitive civil service at theGG/GH-13/14/15 level, and salary ranges are asfollows:

Assistant Program Director-$35,000 to$50,000

Associate Program Director-$40,000 to$60,000

Program Director-$45,000 to $70,000**limited by statute to $68,700 per annum

The position will be filled in August or Septem-ber 1986.The incumbent to this position will be responsi-ble for/or assist in the establishment and en-hancement of experimental research facilities,needed technical and professional support per-sonnel, and necessary maintenance of facilitiesand other scientific activities primarily throughFederal grants and contracts to academic in-stitutions. Applicants should have a Ph.D orequivalent experience and training in an ap-propriate field and successful scientific re-search experience beyond the Ph.D. as follows:Three to four years for the assistant programdirector; four to six years for the associate pro-gram director, and six to eight years for the pro-gram director. A broad, general knowledge ofcomputer research and some administrative ex-perience are also required.For technical information about this position,contact Mr. Kent K. Curtis, Division of ComputerResearch (202) 357-9747 or by net mail to: curtis,%nsf-cs.csnet-relay. For information on how toapply call Catherine Handle at 202/357-7840, Per-sonnel Administration Branch. NSF is an EqualOpportunity Employer.

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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYDepartment of Computer Science

Lectureship Appointments

Applications are invited for faculty positions asLecturer of Computer Science. Candidates fromall areas of computer science will be considered.Experienced teachers who feel their careerwould be invigorated by exposure to the com-puter science research community are invited toapply. Lecturers are not eligible for tenure.The Department of Computer Science has 15full-time equivalent senior faculty members andadditional teaching staff of 8 lecturers. There is atradition of quality instruction at the B.S., M.S.and Ph.D. levels. The University has initiated amajor commitment to develop excellence in In-telligent Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Soft-ware Technology, Simulation and other areas ofComputer Science. This commitment is in sup-port of the rapid build up of microelectronics andcomputer technology in Texas, and in particularthe decision of the Microelectronics and Com-puter Technology Corporation (MCC), the indus-try-wide consortium of computer manufacturersinterested in fifth generation computer systems,to locate nearby.Computer Science at Texas A&M University islocated in the College of Engineering. With near-ly 10,000 students, the College of Engineering isthe nation's largest. Computer Science is ex-panding to become one of the larger and morecomprehensive departments in the country. TheUniversity has the internal resources to achievethis goal.Ability in teaching undergraduates is essential.An M.S. in Computer Science is required with aPh.D. or comparable experience preferred. Ap-plicants should submit a resume and threereferences to: Bruce H. McCormick, Head, Com-puter Science Department, Texas A&M Universi-ty, College Station, Texas 77843.Texas A&M University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

SEARCH REOPENED-ELECTRICAL ANDCOMPUTER ENGINEERING

Trinity College

Applications are invited for a tenure-track posi-tion in the Department of Engineering and Com-puter Science at Trinity College starting Septem-ber 1986. The initial appointment will be for aterm of three years. Responsibilities include de-veloping and teaching undergraduate/graduateelectrical and computer engineering courses atTrinity College and The Hartford Graduate Cen-ter, fostering interdisciplinary activity related toelectrical engineering and computing, and con-ducting research within the discipline. The Ph.D.in Electrical or Computer Engineering is re-quired. Salary and level of appointment commen-surate with experience. Applicants should sub-mit detailed curriculum vitae and a list of threereferences to: Professor Joseph D. Bronzino,Chairman, Department of Engineering and Com-puter Science, Trinity College, Hartford, CT06106 by December 1, 1985. Trinity College is anequal opportunity affirmative action employer.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Ph.D. level R&D position for work in pattern rec-ognition/computer vision systems in support ofcommercial engineering contracts. Candidatesshould be st.ing in computer science (Ph.D. orsimilar) and have prior experience in vector/pixelmanipulations, knowledge engineering, interac-tive graphics systems. Contact Vexcel Corpora-tion, 2905 Wilderness Place, Boulder, Colorado80301, Tel (303) 444-0094, (Attn. Dr. F. Leberl).

Faculty Position In Numerical AnalysisClarkson University

The Clarkson University Mathematics and Com-puter Science Department is interested in hiringa faculty member in the area of numerical anal-ysis. Teaching load is six hours/week. Rank andsalary are open.Interested applicants should send resume andthree letters of recommendation to ProfessorAthanassios S. Fokas, Acting Chairman, Depart-ment of Mathematics and Computer Science,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY 13676.An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionEmployer.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, DULUTHComputer Science

An assistant or tenured associate professorshipis available beginning Fall, 1986, to teach 6-8hours per quarter, assist in the development ofnew master's and ongoing undergraduate pro-grams, and conduct research. The associate pro-fessorship requires a Ph.D. in computer scienceor closely related area, 5 years academic experi-ence and distinction in research and teaching.The assistant professorship requires a Ph.D. incomputer science, or, a Ph.D. in a related areaplus either a master's in computer science ortwo year's training in computer science.Send application, official transcripts, and 3 let-ters of reference by January 31, 1986, to Keith R.Pierce, Department of Mathematical Sciences,University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN 55812. TheUniversity of Minnesota is an equal opportunityeducator and employer and specifically invitesand encourages applications from women andminorities.

GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

The School of Information and ComputerScience invites applications for faculty posi-tions at all levels. Applicants should have a com-mitment to teaching and should show a record ofoutstanding research accomplishments or ex-pect to receive a Ph.D. degree by Fall 1986 andshow high potential for research. The Schoolseeks applicants to strengthen its capabilities inall areas of current research activity, which in-clude artificial intelligence, computer graphics,software engineering, programming languages,distributed computer systems, theoretical com-puter science, human factors, VLSI systems,data communications and computer networks,database systems, and computer architecture.Very competitive salaries are offered.The School is experiencing substantial growthwhich is well-supported by the Institute. Current-ly there are 27 faculty and over 200 Master's andPh.D. students. The School has well-equippedcomputing facilities which separately supportcomputer science research and education. Allmajor computers on campus are interconnectedby a high-speed local area network, which pro-vides access to CSNet and other national net-works.Georgia Tech is located in Atlanta, which ex-periences a mild sunbelt climate. It is the centerof commerce in the Southeast, offering a diverseeconomy and good employment opportunities inall professional areas. Atlanta offers good cultur-al and recreational opportunities, extremely at-tractive residential neighborhoods, and afford-able housing.Candidates should send complete resumes andnames of at least three references to: ProfessorRichard J. LeBlanc; Chairman, Faculty SearchCommittee; School of Information and Com-puter Science; Georgia Institute of Technology;Atlanta, Georgia 30332.Georgia Tech is an equal opportunity employer.

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR

Applications are invited for the position of Direc-tor of the School as well as for several tenuretrack faculty positions in the School of Comput-er Science. Requires Ph.D. in Computer Scienceor cognate area supported by suitable experi-ence. School's teaching and research interestsinclude database systems, distributed process-ing, computer design, pattern recognition, per-formance evaluation, artificial intelligence, par-allel computation and VLSI.Appointments effective July 1, 1986. Arrange-ments possible for earlier appointment if de-sired. In accordance with Canadian Immigrationrequirements, this advertisement is directed toCanadian citizens and permanent residents.Send detailed curriculum vitae and names ofthree referees by December 31, 1985 to:

Dr. D.T.N. PillayChairman, Search Committee andDean, Faculty of Science andMathematicsUniversity of WindsorWindsor, OntarioN9B 3P4

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITYFACULTY POSITIONS IN COMPUTER

SCIENCE

Applications are invited for permanent facultypositions at the professor, associate professorand assistant professor rank. Experience in anyof the fields of biomedical computing, imageprocessing and graphics are particularly desir-able. Also desired are candidates interested inapplying computer science and engineering tothe specification and design of multiprocessorsystems. Experimental work in custom VLSI sys-tems design as well as excellent opportunities inteaching and research are available in anexpanding department. For more information,reply to:

Dr. Jerome R. Cox, Jr., ChairmanDepartment of Computer ScienceWashington UniversityCampus Box 1045St. Louis, Missouri 63130

Application Deadline: February 1, 1986Washington University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ATSAN ANTONIO

Applications are invited for tenure-track posi-tions at all levels. Preference will be given to in-dividuals with teaching and research interests inthe areas of digital system design, microproces-sor-based instrumentation, and communicationsystems. Well-equipped laboratory facilities in-cluding workstation and VAX support are avail-able in addition to a planned acquisition of aCAE facility that will be available Fall 1986. UTSAis located in San Antonio, the location of a largenumber of major health care and DoD facilitiesand significant technological development.Qualifications include an earned doctorate and acommitment to scholarship activity, quality un-dergraduate instruction, and program develop-ment. Applicants finishing the Ph.D degree willbe considered for the rank of Instructor andsubsequent promotion to the rank of AssistantProfessor upon completion of the degree. Mailapplication and resume and the names of atleast four professional references to: Mario J.Gonzalez, Jr., Director, Division of Engineering,The University of Texas at San Antonio, San An-tonio, Texas 78285. UTSA is an equal opportuni-ty, affirmative action employer.

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POSITION WANTED by computer scientist insoftware development tools, systems, environ-ments orworkstations; languages and compilersand/or machine architecture R&D. Experiencedon main frames through micro-computers. Non-snow locations. For resume contact:

Ken Walter6741 NW 27 TerraceFt. Lauderdale, FL 33309

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS

The Computer Science Division of the Universityof Califomia at Davis invites applications fromhighly qualified individuals for several tenure-track positions. Visiting positions are alsoavailable. All areas of computer science, exceptnumerical analysis, are of interest. Rank andsalary will be commensurate with qualifications.All applicants should have a Ph.D. in ComputerScience or Computer Engineering. New or re-cent graduates should show evidence of out-standing research potential, while more seniorapplicants are expected to have a significant andactive research record.The Division of Computer Science was estab-lished about two years ago as an independentunit within the Department of Electrical andComputer Engineering. Its interests cover themainstream areas of computer science, includ-ing

artificial intelligence, computer systems de-sign, database systems, computer graphics,fault tolerant computers, networking, numeri-cal analysis, programming languages, operat-ing systems, performance evaluation, robot-ics, software engineering, and theoreticalcomputer science.

The Division is presently in a period of buildingand growth with the aim of becoming one of theleading computer science departments in theNation. Its expanding departmental researchfacilities include a VAX 11-785, several VAX11-750, a Ridge 32, several SUN workstations,and a number of special purpose systems alllinked through ETHERNET and serial com-munications networks.General purpose campus facilities are available,and the supercomputer resources of the Law-rence Livermore Laboratories are also acces-sible. Current research strengths and facilitiesexist in the areas of image processing, computergraphics, computer systems research, micropro-cessors, and robotics.UC Davis is the third largest of the University ofCalifomia campuses. It shares with the othercampuses of the UC system a strong commit-ment to leadership in education and research.Davis is close to the major areas of computerscience and electronics activity in northem Cali-fomia and, thus, is in a strategic position to playa key role in future developments of the disci-pline.The town of Davis has a population of approx-imately 40,000. It is situated within a short driv-ing distance from the major cultural centers ofthe San Francisco area as well as the outstand-ing recreational facilities of the Sierra Nevadamountains. The town has eamed an intemationalreputation for its energy conservation and pro-gressive growth policies. Because of its loca-tion, its climate, and its sophisticated smalltown character, Davis is considered by many anideal living environment.Interested applicants should send a curriculumvitae with the names of at least three profes-sional references to Professor R. F. Walters,Division of Computer Science, University of Cali-fornia, Davis, CA 95616.THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IS ANEQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTIONEMPLOYER.

LEHIGH UNIVERSITYCOMPUTER SCIENCE andELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Senior Faculty Position

A senior faculty position is available beginningSeptember 1986 in Lehigh University's depart-ment of Computer Science and Electrical Engi-neering for a talented, creative, and motivatedresearcher in computer engineering or computerscience. We are seeking an individual to providegraduate research leadership in computer orsoftware systems design who can interact withothers in algorithmic developments, computernetworks, VLSI design, artificial intelligence, or

robotics.The department consists of 26 full-time faculty,580 undergraduate majors and 75 full-time and130 part-time graduate students and we offer de-gree programs at all levels. We have excellent re-lationships with industry and are located in apleasant suburban setting amidst active, grow-ing, and populous high technology centers.Strong interactions exist between the depart-ment and the Institute of Robotics, the ShermanFairchild Center for Solid State Studies, andother university research centers.

Lehigh's computing power is expanding ex-ponentially with the acquisition of PC's runningMS-DOS on every faculty's desk and 60 addition-al departmental microcomputer systems run-ning UNIX and MS-DOS. These systems are cur-rently being networked with our VLSI designgraphics system, the university's main framecomputers, and the many departmental mini-computers with a network operational date ofSeptember 1986. A complete chip fabricationfacility is available.Send your application to Eric Thompson, Chair-person, Computer Science and Electrical Engi-neering, Packard Laboratory #19, Lehigh Univer-sity, Bethlehem, PA 18015, preferably by January15,1986. Lehigh University isan EO/M employer.

THE CENTER FOR ADVANCED COMPUTERSTUDIES

RESEARCH-ORIENTED FACULTY INCOMPUTER SCIENCE

ANDCOMPUTER ENGINEERING

The Center for Advanced Computer Studies in-vites applications for faculty positions at allranks from persons holding Ph.D. degrees withdemonstrated research capabilities in ComputerScience and/or Computer Engineering. TheCenter has programs that lead to the M.S. andPh.D. degrees in Computer Science and the M.S.degree in Computer Engineering. Approval for aPh.D. program in Computer Engineering is ex-

pected in early 1986.The Center has excellent facilities to supportboth research and instruction. The Computer Re-search Laboratory includes two well-configuredVAX 11/780s, logic development systems, a bit-slice machine, four laser printers, and otherequipment too numerous to mention. Faculty of-fices are equipped with hard-disk based work-stations and printers; compatible workstationsare provided for the home. Faculty workstationsare networked and also linked with the researchVAXs. Instructional computing facilities includea 3-processor Pyramid 90X network runningUNIX and a 3-processor HIS 68/80 Multicssystem.About 300 students are enrolled in the Center'sgraduate programs. Most faculty receive re-search support from grants made by extemalfunding agencies. Emphasis is placed on re-search and graduate-level instruction. Thetypical teaching load is two graduate-levelcourses per year and a continuing researchseminar. Summer support is normally providedthrough research grants.Applicants for the rank of Assistant Professor

should hold a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Com-puter Engineering, or Electrical Engineering withemphasis in the computing field and have a com-mitment to conducting research. To qualify forthe rank of Associate Professor or Professor, aperson must hold the Ph.D. and have a publica-tion and grant record that demonstrates accom-plishments as a researcher in the computingfield.Salaries are among the highest available. AnnualUniversity eamings for professionally active re-search-oriented faculty range from about $50,000to over $100,000. Excellent support for travel,equipment, research assistants and profession-al activities is provided. Thus, the necessary en-vironment exists for research-oriented faculty tosucceed in achieving their professional goals.To apply for a position, send one copy of yourcurriculum vita and the names and addresses ofat least 3 professional references to: Dr. TerryWalker, The Center for Advanced ComputerStudies, P.O. Box 44330, Lafayette, LA 70504. Ap-plications will be considered until all positionsare filled. The University is an Equal Opportunity,Affirmative Action Employer.

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITYComputer Science & Engineering

SENIOR POSITIONS

Applicants are invited for full-time tenure-trackpositions in Computer Science and/or ComputerEngineering at all professorial levels. There isparticular interest in senior faculty who have suf-ficient experience, currency, and depth to directdoctoral students and research dissertations ina PhD program in Computer Science & Engineer-ing. Rank and competitive salaries are deter-mined by qualifications and experience.The State supported university is located in ahigh technology environment among industrial/military research and development facilities. Anassociated State assisted research park tofoster basic and applied industrial/military/Uni-versity research is active and growing im-pressively. The University has singled out Com-puter Science & Computer Engineering as areasof highest priority for continued developmentalfunding.Department strengths include a large faculty, ex-tensive laboratory facilities, research programs,industrial/military support, degree programs inboth computer science and computer engineer-ing, and large student populations at graduate aswell as undergraduate levels.Successful candidates should have a Ph.D. inComputer Science, Computer Engineering, orequivalent background, and have demonstrateda strong research, as well as teaching, commit-ment.Please submit detailed resumes includingnames of 3 references to: Professor Larry A.Crum, Chair, Department of Computer Science,Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio 45435.Reviewing will begin October 1, 1985 and con-tinue monthly until the positions are filled or un-til September 1, 1986.An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

ITHACA COLLEGE

The Department of Mathematics and ComputerScience has at least two tenure eligible posi-tions beginning in Fall 1986. A Ph.D. is required.One of these is in Computer Science for whichthe rank is open. Another is at the Assistant Pro-fessor level and the selected candidate will beexpected to teach at least half the teaching loadin Computer Science. Strong preference will begiven to applicants who can teach a variety ofcomputer science courses. Send vitae to Dr. EricE. Robinson, Chair, Dept. of Mathematics andComputer Science, Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY14850. Screening will begin on December 15,1985. An EO/AA Employer.

105December 1985

University of KentuckyDepartment Chair

Computer Science Department

The University of Kentucky Computer ScienceDepartment seeks a senior computer scientist toserve as a tenured faculty member in ComputerScience and Chair of the Department, beginningAugust, 1986. Candidates should have a solidresearch and teaching background, successfuladministrative experience, plus considerable en-thusiasm for leading a burgeoning research ef-fort and a substantial undergraduate and gradu-ate program.Currently the Department has a full-time facultyof 13, 50 graduate students enrolled in the M.S.and Ph.D. programs, and 460 undergraduate ma-jors. Artificial Intelligence is a major researcharea; other areas are programming languages,computational complexity, computer vision,compiler theory, and numerical methods. Teach-ing responsibilities are supported by threePRIME 850's, a PRIME 9950 and an IBM 3081, alllocated in the University Computing Center. TheDepartment research facilities consist of a DECMicroVax II, a VAX 11/750, several AT&T 3B2'sand other microcomputers. This year the Depart-ment plans to acquire several additional Mi-croVax 11 systems and a LISP machine.In addition to substantial equipment fundscurrently available, the Computer Science De-partment has funding for additional new facultypositions for the 1986-1987 academic year. Thepromise of continued strong budgetary supportby the University Administration and the excel-lent quality of life in the Lexington communitymake this an exceptionally attractive oppor-tunity.Send applications or nominations to:

Dr. Robert Hemenwayc/o College of Arts and Sciences213 Patterson Office TowerUniversity of KentuckyLexington, Kentucky 40506

ELECTRICAUCOMPUTER FACULTYPOSITIONS

The Department of Electrical and ComputerEngineering at LSU invites applications for ten-ure-track and visiting faculty positions availableAugust 1986 in the following areas: electricenergy systems, including power electronics,solid state electronics, systems, and computers,including microprocessors, distributed process-ing systems, and special purpose architectures.A PhD or equivalent and potential for excellencein teaching and research are necessary. Rank isopen. Salary is competitive and commensuratewith qualifications and experience. Sendresume, names of three references and a state-ment of teaching and research interests to: AlanH. Marshak, Chairman, Electrical and ComputerEngineering, Louisiana State University, BatonRouge, LA 70803-5901. LSU is an Equal Oppor-tunity Employer.

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

ELECTRICAL and COMPUTER ENGINEERINGat CLEMSON UNIVERSITY is seeking applicantsfor tenure-track, visiting associate positions.Areas of specialization include Microelectron-ics, Reliability, Robotics, Computer Engineering,Communications, Signal Processing, Electro-magnetics and Power.Applicants should have a Ph.D. and a strong in-terest in teaching and research. Research Asso-ciate positions (BS, MS) are also available. Sendresumes to Dr. A. Wayne Bennett, E&CE Depart-ment, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 29634-0915. Clemson is an Equal Opportunity/Affirma-tive Action Employer.

DUKE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Computer Science

The Duke University Department of ComputerScience, a 1983 recipient of an NSF CER Grant,has tenure track positions available at all ranks.Applications are solicited from all areas of com-puter science. Applicants for senior positionsmust demonstrate excellence in research, whileapplicants for junior positions must exhibit thepromise of excellence.The Department currently has thirteen tenuretrack faculty, approximately 300 undergraduatemajors and 50 graduate students pursuing mas-ter's and/or doctoral degrees.The Department has major research efforts inscientific computing with emphasis on numeri-cal linear algebra, the solution of PDEs, and VLSIsimulation; computer systems with emphasis oncomputer architectures, systems performance,and communications; artificial intelligence; par-ticularly in the areas of natural language inter-face, search methodologies, and expert sys-tems; and theory and algorithms with emphasison combinatorial and graph-theoretic studies.Special motivation for the research effortscomes from the areas of medical applications (incollaboration with the Duke Medical Center), andVLSI (in collaboration with the MicroelectronicsCenter in North Carolina, of which Duke is a Par-ticipating Institution).Interested applicants should send copies oftheir resumes and other supporting material to:

Professor Donald J. RoseDepartment of Computer ScienceDuke UniversityDurham, NC 27706

Duke University is an affirmative action, equalopportunity employer.

STANFORD UNIVERSITYFACULTY OPENINGS

The Departments of Electrical Engineering andComputer Science have a number of openingsfor regular and adjunct faculty and research posi-tions. Applications are invited. Applicantsshould have a demonstrated research ability inone or more areas of computer hardware andsoftware such as VLSI design, computer archi-tecture, operating systems, or programminglanguages.All applicants will be considered for positionsbeginning with the fall quarter 1986.Stanford University is an affirmative action,Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes ap-

plications from women and minority groups.

Please submit, as soon as possible, in detailedresume, including references to Professor JohnHennessy, Chairman, Search Committee, Com-puter Systems Laboratory, Department of Elec-trical Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford,California 94305.

CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGEBAKERSFIELD

The department of Mathematics and ComputerScience has two positions open in ComputerScience. Depending on qualifications these maybe tenure-track, at any rank or fixed term lecturer.Salary range $28,200-$47,904 plus cost of livingraise to be determined. Preference given to can-didates who hold or are near completion of Ph.D.degree in Computer Science. Minimal qualifica-tions include a master's degree and experiencein computer science. All areas will be consid-ered. Application deadline is January 16, 1986.Call or write for more information. Send applica-tion letter, resume, and three letters of referenceto: Laird E. Taylor, Chair, Dept. of Mathematicsand Computer Science, Califomia State College,Bakersfield, 9001 Stockdale Hwy., Bakersfield,CA 93311, (805) 833-3151. CSB is an AA/EOE.

MIS FACULTY POSITIONTHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

Tenure-track faculty position involving graduateand undergraduate teaching and dissertationsupervision in one or more of the followingareas: expert systems, database management,and/or information systems theory. All can-didates must have an excellent background inOperations Research or Economic Theory.Qualifications: Ph.D. from a research oriented in-stitution with evidence of scholarly research andteaching ability. Senior candidates must have asignificant record of research and publication inleading MIS journals. Junior candidates shouldhave an interest in applying O.R./Economicstheory to MIS problems.Rank and Salary: OpenStarting Date: September 1, 1986Indication of ethnicity and sex for AffirmativeAction statistical purposes is requested, but notrequired. Applicants should send a completecurriculum vita including background, experi-ence, research and publications, references byDecember 15,1985, to:Academic Search #476The University of Texas at DallasP.O. Box 830688Richardson, Texas 75083-0688

The University of Texas at Dallas is an Affir-mative Action/Equal Opportunity employer.

COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENTCHAIRPERSON

THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA INHUNTSVILLE

The Computer Science Department is receivingapplications and nominations for the position ofChairperson. The department offers the BS, MS,and Ph.D. degrees. Artificial Intelligence, Com-puter Architecture, Distributed Processing, Soft-ware Engineering, Optical Computing and Algo-rithms and Computational Complexity are theprimary research areas within the department.Computer Science is a department within theSchool of Science. All departments offer the BSand MS degrees. Computer Science, Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics & Statistics also of-fer the Ph.D. The Ph.D. is also offered in theSchool of Engineering. The University has re-cently established three line-funded centers,. .

Applied Optics, Robotics and Microgravity. Ad-ditionally, the State of Alabama has agreed topurchase a supercomputer of the CRAY-Il levelwhich will be located in Huntsville. The success-ful candidate will have a unique opportunity tofurther develop programs of excellence in under-graduate and graduate level computer science incooperation with these new facilities. The Uni-versity is located adjacent to Huntsville's Re-search Park (with BMDATC and more than 35 ma-jor industries) and the Redstone Arsenal (withthe NASA/MSFC Space Science Laboratory, theU.S. Army's High Energy Laser Laboratory andPhysical Sciences Directorate, and the Red-stone Scientific Information Center). Many op-portunities exist for research and consulting.The successful candidate should have teachingand research credentials of sufficiently highquality to warrant appointment at the rank of pro-fessor. Applicants should send (1) a complete re-sume, (2) a statement of future research plansand teaching philosophy and (3) names andphone numbers of at least four references to:Computer Science Chairperson Search Commit-tee, Office of the Dean, School of Science,University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville,AL 35899. Review of applications will begin onJanuary 2, 1986 and continue until an appoint-ment is made. The University of Alabama inHuntsville is an Equal Opportunity/AffirmativeAction Institution.

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DEPARTMENT CHAIRCOMPUTER AND INFORMATION

SCIENCE DEPARTMENTUNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS/AMHERST

(SEARCH REOPENED)

The Computer and Information Science Depart-ment of the University of Massachusetts, Am-herst, seeks a senior Computer scientist to serveas Professor of Computer Science and Chair ofthe department. Candidates should have a rec-ord of distinguished research, administrativeexperience, and a desire to be a leader of a grow-ing, research-oriented computer science depart-ment. Over the past five years, our departmenthas undergone major expansion, resulting in thedevelopment of an outstanding research envi-ronment and high quality graduate and under-graduate programs. We currently have twenty-four faculty and eighteen research computerscientists and expect to continue to grow signifi-cantly over the next five years. We have devel-oped internationally recognized programs inArtificial Intelligence, Brain Theory, SoftwareDevelopment, and Distributed Computing, andhave recently received a CER award from NSF.To support our research, we have a fifty node net-work, including 14 VAXs, four SUNs, 13 LISP ma-chines, and several Graphic Workstations andpersonal computers. We feel that our depart-ment's strength and cooperative research envi-ronment, combined with the superb quality oflife available in the Amherst community, makethis a very attractive opportunity. Salary is com-mensurate with education and experience. Thestarting date for appointment is flexible, butSeptember 1986 or before is desired. Send ap-plications to: Professor Victor R. Lesser, Chair ofSearch Committee, Department of Computerand Information Science, Lederle Graduate Re-search Center, University of Massachusetts, Am-herst, MA 01003 by deadline date of April 15,1986. An Affirmative Action/Equal OpportunityEmployer.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,SANTA BARBARA

The UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SANTABARBARA Invites applications for a senior posi-tion in MACHINE INTELLIGENCE. UCSB wishesto develop a highly visible machine intelligencecapability, particularly in the areas of machineleaming, machine vision, spatial representationand reasoning and path planning. Appointmentor cross-appointment to positions in severaldepartments is feasible. These departments in-clude Computer Science and Electrical andComputer Engineering, both of which are in arapidly expanding College of Engineering.The position provides excellent opportunities toguide the growth and development of a machineintelligence program. Strong material supportwill be given to such a program, which should in-volve the development of a machine intelligencelaboratory and the recruitment of associatedfaculty. Interactions with the new, NSF-fundedCenter for Robotic Systems and with the newCognitive Science Center will be strongly en-couraged and supported.Applicants should possess a doctoral degreeand an extremely strong record of research ac-complishments. Teaching experience is desir-able. Outstanding junior level candidates arealso encouraged to apply. Deadline for receipt ofapplications is January 15, 1986. Send resumeand names of three references to:

Chairman, Machine Intelligence SearchCommittee,

Department of Computer Science,University of California at Santa Barbara,Santa Barbara, CA 93106

The University of California is an Equal Oppor-tunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

University at BuffaloDepartment of Computer Science

The Department of Computer Science, StateUniversity of New York at Buffalo, invites ap-plications for two Assistant Professorships andone Associate or Full Professorship to begineither Spring or Fall, 1986. Applicants must havea Ph.D. in Computer Science, or a related field,and superior research ability. Applicants for thesenior position must have demonstrated ex-

cellence in Computer Science research, publica-tion, and funding.The University at Buffalo is the largest publicuniversity in New York and New England, withapproximately 26,000 students enrolled in 93undergraduate, 101 master's, and 94 doctoralprograms, including law, medical, and businessschools.The Department offers BA, BS, MS, and PhDdegrees, with controlled undergraduate enroll-ment. Departmental computing facilities includeVAXes, Suns, image processing/graphics sys-tems, etc. The Department is expanding, with ad-ditional faculty lines committed annually, and anew building soon to be under construction.Salaries are extremely competitive.Send a resume and the names of four references,to: Prof. Stuart C. Shapiro, Chairman, Depart-ment of Computer Science, 226 Bell Hall, Univer-sity at Buffalo (SUNY), Buffalo, NY 14260 (CSnet:shapiro@buffalo). SUNY is an affirmative ac-tion/equal opportunity employer.

HARVEY MUDD COLLEGEENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Applications are invited for a tenure-track posi-tion in the Engineering Department. Appoint-ment at the Assistant Professor level is antici-pated. Applicants should have an engineeringbackground with graduate study in computerengineering or electrical engineering and com-puter science and experience in both hardwareand software design and development. Respon-sibilities will include teaching in a unifiedengineering curriculum, developing courses andsupervising industrially sponsored projects inthe Engineering Clinic. Continuing professionalgrowth and development through research orconsulting is expected; excellent opportunitiesexist in the local area. A doctorate in engineeringor computer science is required. Industrial ex-perience is desirable. Reply to: Professor JamesE. Monson, Chairman, Search Committee,Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA 91711.Harvey Mudd College is an equal opportunity/af-firmative action employer.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIASANTA BARBARA

The Department of Computer Science antici-pates having several tenure-track positionsavailable beginning September 1986 and is seek-ing qualified applicants at senior professoriallevels. Normally, completion of the Ph.D. is re-quired. Evidence of extraordinary researchachievement is expected. The positions will en-tail teaching at both the undergraduate andgraduate levels. In addition, candidates shouldhave a proven track record in the establishmentof significant, extramural research projects andto have acquired national, and preferably interna-tional, visibility. Applicants are encouraged torespond as soon as possible; applications willbe received until positions are filled. Sendresume containing names of at least 8 refer-ences to: Chairperson, Search Committee,Department of Computer Science, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA93106. The University of Califomia is an Affir-mative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer.

THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTADEPARTMENT OF COMPUTING SCIENCE

Applications are invited for three tenure-trackpositions at the assistant/associate professorlevel. Candidates must have a Ph.D. in com-puting science or related field. Responsibilitiesinclude research as well as teaching at thegraduate and undergraduate levels. Candidatesfrom all areas will be considered, althoughpreference will be given to those with expertisein the area of VLSI, software systems, networks,programming languages, software engineering,artificial intelligence and computer architecture.At least one appointment will be made in thearea of VLSI or software systems. Current hard-ware support includes an Amdahl 5860, a net-work of VAX 11/780's, and well equipped miniand micro computer laboratories; access to aCyber 205 is available. Salary range is $30,316 to$48,970 and is commensurate with qualifica-tions and experience. Send curriculum vitae andnames of three references to: Dr. Lee White,Chairman, Department of Computing Science,University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G2H1. Applications will be accepted until Decem-ber31, 1985. The University of Alberta is an equalopportunity employer but in accordance withCanadian immigration requirements, priority willbe given to Canadian citizens and permanentresidents of Canada. All qualified applicants arestrongly urged to apply.

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYDepartment of Computer Science

Applications are invited for faculty positions atthe Assistant, Associate or Full Professor level.Candidates from all areas of computer sciencewill be considered. Of particular interest areareas central to the design of fifth generationcomputer systems. In addition to regular facultypositions an endowed chair in computer ar-chitecture is to be filled.The Department of Computer Science has 15full-time equivalent senior faculty members andadditional teaching staff. There is a tradition ofquality instruction at the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D.levels. The University has initiated a major com-mitment to develop excellence in Intelligent Sys-tems, Artificial Intelligence, Software Tech-nology, Simulation and other areas of ComputerScience. This commitment is in support of therapid build up of microelectronics and computertechnology in Texas, and in particular the deci-sion of the Microelectronics and ComputerTechnology Corporation (MCC), the industry-wide consortium of computer manufacturers in-terested in fifth generation computer systems,to locate nearby.Computer Science at Texas A&M University islocated in the College of Engineering. With near-ly 10,000 students, the College of Engineering isthe nation's largest. Computer Science is ex-panding to become one of the larger and morecomprehensive departments in the country.We seek excellence in research. Texas A&M willprovide superior instructional and researchfacilities for its Computer Science faculty. TheUniversity has the internal resources to achievethis goal. Applicants at the assistant professorlevel should show substantial promise forresearch and teaching. Applicants at the higherlevels should show a strong record of researchachievement. Ability in teaching graduates andundergraduates is also essential. All appoint-ments are made on a 12-month basis and aca-demic salaries are highly competitive.Applicants should submit a resume and threereferences to: Bruce H. McCormick, Head, Com-puter Science Department, Texas A&M Universi-ty, College Station, Texas 77843.Texas A&M University is an equal opportunity/af-

firmative action employer.

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVISFACULTY POSITIONS

INELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER

ENGINEERING/COMPUTER SCIENCE

The Department of Electrical and Computer En-gineering/Computer Science at the University ofCalifornia, Davis, invites applications for severaltenure-track faculty positions.With the formation of its new Computer ScienceDivision, the Department is growing rapidly andhas been allocated a number of new positions.We are looking for Dynamic Faculty with strongresearch records and ambitious plans.The Department covers the whole spectrum ofactivities from Electrical Engineering and Com-puter Engineering to Computer Science in a Col-lege of Engineering which is one of the majorPh.D. granting colleges in the nation. We arerecruiting in the following areas of researchspecialization:

* Electronics and CAD* Computer Engineering and MicroprocessorBased Digital System Design

* Image Processing and Computer Vision* Computer Graphics* Programming Languages and Compilers* Computer Architecture* Digital System Design* Computer Communications and Networks* System Software and User Interface* CADNLSI Software* Artificial Intelligence

Positions are available at all ranks. Higher levelappointments require outstanding records. Re-search potential or achievement, interest andability to attract external research funding, and astrong commitment to teaching are sought fromall candidates.Candidates must have a Ph.D. or equivalent.Positions are available immediately and areopen until filled. Send resumes, copies of recentpublications, and names of professional ref-erences to:

PROFESSOR V. RALPH ALGAZI, CHAIRDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ANDCOMPUTER ENGINEERING/COMPUTERSCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIADAVIS, CA 95616(916) 752-0583

THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS ISAN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE AC-TION EMPLOYER.

WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT CHAIR: Western Illinois Univer-sity is seeking applications for the position ofChairperson, Department of Computer Sci-ence. Qualifications include earned doctoratein computer science or related field, ability toprovide strong leadership for undergraduateand graduate programs and should qualify as asenior-level departmental faculty member. Ap-propriate administrative experience desirable.Twelve-month appointment begins on or aboutAugust 1, 1986. Rank and salary open and com-petitive. Send current resume, transcripts andnames of three references (including current ad-dress and telephone numbers) to: Dr. Greg Baur,Search Committee Chair, College of Applied Sci-ences, 216 Knoblauch Hall, Western Illinois Uni-versity, Macomb, IL 61455, (309) 298-2488. Appli-cations accepted until January 20, 1986 or untilposition is filled. Women, minority, and handi-capped candidates are especially encouraged toapply. Western Illinois University is an Equal Op-portunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

DIRECTORDIVISION OF MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER

SCIENCE AND SYSTEMS DESIGNTHE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

AT SAN ANTONIO

The University of Texas at San Antonio invitesapplications and nominations for the position ofDirector, Division of Mathematics, ComputerScience and Systems Design. The Division of-fers a wide range of programs in the computingand mathematical sciences at the undergradu-ate and master's level. The University of Texas atSan Antonio admitted its first undergraduateclass in 1975 and has since grown to 12,000students. The program has approximately 700majors and excellent potential for growth in itssecond decade.Candidates should have an earned doctorate inone of the disciplines encompassed in the divi-sion (computer science/systems design, mathe-matics, statistics) and should qualify for a seniorlevel academic appointment. Successful teach-ing experience, demonstrated research capabil-ity, and demonstrated potential for academic ad-ministrative responsibility are requisites for theposition. The salary will be commensurate withbackground and experience. The position isavailable June 1, 1986.Applications or nominations should include avita and the names of at least three references.Address inquiries and applications to:

Chairperson, Search Committee for Direc-tor, MCSSDc/o Office of the DeanCollege of Sciences and EngineeringThe University of Texas at San AntoinioSan Antonio, Texas 78285

Nominations and/or applications should be re-ceived by February 15, 1986. The University ofTexas at San Antonio is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTSAT AMHERST

Faculty Positions in Computer Engineering. TheDepartment of Electrical and Computer Engi-neering at the University of Massachusetts atAmherst is planning for continued growth in itsComputer Engineering program, and invites ap-plications for tenure-track faculty positions at alllevels. Already in place are strong programs inhardware, computer architecture, VLSI, anddistributed processing. Computing facilities in-clude CYBER 174 and 175 machines togetherwith a number of networked VAX 11/780 and11/785 machines. In addition, the Department isreceiving substantial computing equipment forVLSI-related instruction from the MassachusettsTechnology Park Corporation and clusters ofmicroVAX 11 systems with funds from the Na-tional Science Foundation. The Department hasmany close relationships with various computercompanies in the Commonwealth which provideresearch, equipment, consulting, and teachingsupport. Outstanding applicants in all areas ofcomputer engineering are sought with can-didates for senior positions expected to have ex-cellent research records and junior candidatesshowing strong research potential. All can-didates should have an interest in teaching and astrong research orientation. Salaries are com-petitive and commensurate with education andexperience. Send your resume and the names ofat least three references to Professor Keith R.Carver, Department of Electrical and ComputerEngineering, University of Massachusetts, Am-herst, MA 01003, by March 15, 1986. The Universi-ty of Massachusetts is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGETHAYER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGComputer Science and Engineering

The Thayer School of Engineering at DartmouthCollege invites nominations and applications forsenior and junior tenure-track faculty positionsin computer science and engineering. Signifi-cant expansion is planned over the next fiveyears which will result in several such openings.Of particular interest are candidates in thefollowing areas: computer architecture, distrib-uted processing, graphics, digital system de-sign, VLSI, software engineering, and expertsystems.The faculty in these positions will be involved inundergraduate and graduate teaching and are ex-pected to establish an ongoing funded researchprogram. The Ph.D. program in Computer Sci-ence is a collaborative effort between the Math-ematics and Computer Science Department ofthe College and the Thayer School of Engi-neering.The Thayer School was founded in 1867 andfunctions as both the Engineering SciencesDepartment of Dartmouth College and a gradu-ate professional school. It is joined by two otherprofessional schools on campus, the Amos TuckSchool of Business Administration and the Dart-mouth Medical School. The Thayer School offersprograms of study leading to the degrees ofMaster of Engineering, Master of Science, Doc-tor of Engineering, and Doctor of Philosophy. Alldepartments in the Science Division of Dart-mouth College offer graduate programs throughthe Ph.D. degree.Computer facilities in the Thayer School includethree VAX computers running VMS and Unix op-erating systems, four Xerox 8014 workstations,special-purpose Intel and Valid Logic computersfor electrical CAD, a graphics laboratory, labora-tory minicomputers, and a large number of per-sonal computers (Apple, IBM) that also serve asterminals to a campus-wide network that in-cludes additional VAX, Honeywell, and IBM com-puters and toe Mathematics and Computer Sci-ence Department's local area network of SUNand Xerox 8014 workstations.Applications or nominations should be sub-mitted to:Dean Charles E. HutchinsonThayer School of EngineeringDartmouth CollegeHanover, NH 03755

Dartmouth College is an Equal Opportunity/Affir-mative Action employer and encourages applica-tions from women and members of minoritygroups.

Faculty Positions In Computer Engineering

The ECE Department of the University of SouthCarolina has openings in Software Engineering,Artificial Intelligence, Distributed Al Systems,Computer Vision, Computer Speech Processing,Natural Language Processing, and ComputerCommunications. A Doctorate in Electrical orComputer Engineering is required.The ECE Department has nineteen facultymembers, ten in computer engineering. Eachhas a VT-100 office terminal providing access tothe departmental VAX 11/780 as well as accessto the logical network CSNET. The departmentalso has an excellent Center for Machine In-telligence with image processing systems,speech processing systems, and a distributed Altestbed of 14 SUN2 workstations.Please send resumes to: Ronald D. Bonnell, Pro-fessor and Chairman, Electrical and ComputerEngineering Department, University of SouthCarolina, Columbia, SC 29208. An equal oppor-tunity/affirmative action employer.

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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AT ORONOCOMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Three tenure-track positions are available for theFall Semester 1986 at the level of Asst. Prof.Higher levels will be considered for exceptionalapplicants. We prefer an earned doctorate inComputer Science or related field but will con-sider people who are working on their thesis andhave completed all their Ph.D. course work.Salary and benefits are very competitive. Can-didates in all areas of Computer Science will beconsidered. The department has special interestin languages, graphics, operating systems, net-working, data base systems and theoreticalcomputer science. Responsibilities includeteaching two courses each semester and in-dependent research. The department is young,has nine members, and is growing rapidly. Agraduate program is being planned. There are ap-proximately 160 majors. Facilities include anIBM 3033/4381, a DEC VAX 11/780, a DG MV/1000 and numerous personal computers. In-dividuals with industrial experience are en-couraged to apply. The University is one and one-half hours from the beautiful Bar Harbor regionand Acadia National Park, and the same distanceto skiing and wilderness hiking areas. Sendresume and three letters of reference to: Prof.George Markowsky, Computer Science Dept.,Univ. of Maine, Orono, ME 04469. Considerationof candidates will begin immediately and willcontinue until the positions are filled. TheUniversity of Maine is an Equal Opportunity/Af-firmative Action Employer.

WANG INSTITUTE OF GRADUATE STUDIESSchool of Information Technology

Software Engineering Faculty

Wang Institute provides a unique educationalenvironment that combines the best features ofacademe and industry. Faculty members teachone graduate course per semester, interactclosely with small numbers of graduate studentswho have industrial experience, supervise pro-duction quality software projects, and pursuetheir individual research interests.Positions are available for full-time facultymembers and one-year visitors who have ex-perience in using and teaching the technical andmanagerial principles of software engineering.Faculty members receive industrial-level sala-ries and are provided with sufficient equipmentand support staff to achieve their professionalgoals. Each faculty member is expected to main-tain a reasonable balance between research insoftware engineering and exposition of thatmaterial in the classroom. Teaching ability andan interest in graduate-level education areessential.The campus of the School of InformationTechnology is located near the Boston hi-techand university areas which provide rich en-vironments of academic, cultural, and profes-sional activities. Instructional computingfacilities at Wang Institute include a VAX 11/750(VMS), a VAX 11/780 (UNIX), a Prime 750, a WangVS100, Apollo DOMAINs, and IBM, Apple, Wang,and Hewlett-Packard personal/professionalcomputers. A growing collection of softwaretools for software engineering is maintained bythe staff of the Wang Institute Software Environ-ment project.Applicants should submit the names of threereferences and a resume that indicates profes-sional specialty areas, teaching experience, andexperience in the practice of software develop-ment and/or software management to: Richard E.Fairley, Faculty Chair, Wang Institute of Gradu-ate Studies, Tyng Road, Tyngsboro, Massachu-setts 01879.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & COMPUTERSCIENCE DEPARTMENT

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEEMILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

Applications are invited for faculty positionsboth in Electrical Engineering and in ComputerScience at all ranks. Candidates should have aPh.D. in an appropriate or related discipline. Acommitment to research and teaching is ex-pected. Senior candidates must have a strong re-search record. All areas will be considered, butpreferred areas are: in EE, digital and VLSI sys-tems, image processing, power, robotics, or in-dustrial electronics. In CS, preferred areas are:databases, data security, programming lan-guages, theory, computer architecture and sys-tems, and artificial intelligence.Interested persons should send a resume andnames of three references to:

Professor Robert J. Krueger, ChairDept. of Electrical Engineering & ComputerScienceUniversity of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeP.O. Box 784Milwaukee, WI 53201Telephone: (414) 963-5357

UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CLARAFACULTY POSITIONS.

Applications are invited for two tenure trackpositions in Computer Engineering, with empha-sis in one of the following areas: Compilers andProgramming Languages, Operating Systems, orArtificial Intelligence. Rank and salary are open.Applicants should have a Ph.D. in either Com-puter Engineering or Computer Science and astrong commitment to research, teaching, andcurriculum development. Taking advantage of itsposition in the middle of "Silicon Valley," theUniversity of Santa Clara is in the process of amajor expansion including an exciting newEngineering Center, where computer aideddesign will be one of a number of special focusareas. Send resume and the names of at leastthree references to Dr. Tim Healy, Chairman,EECS, University of Santa Clara, CA 95053. AnEqual Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.Title IX.

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDACOMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT

Applications are invited for visiting and tenure-track positions at the Assistant and AssociateProfessor levels. A Ph.D. in computer science ora related field is required. Preferred areas in-clude database management systems, softwareengineering, and operating systems.The University of Florida, with over 35,000 stu-dents, is the leading graduate education and re-search institution of the State. Our rapidly ex-panding department now numbers 15 doctoratefaculty and offers programs leading to the BS,MS, and Ph.D. Department facilities include aGould 32/8780 (4.2C BSD Unix), Vax 11/750's (4.2BSD Unix and VMS) supporting CSNET, two IBMSeries/i, and numerous (50 + ) smaller machines.Local area networks provide terminal access andinter-processor communication within the de-partment and throughout the College of Engi-neering. Access to university mainframes (VAXsand IBM 3033, 3081, 4341) is also available.Qualified applicants should send their resumesand the names of 3 references to: Dr. ShamkantB. Navathe, Computer and Information SciencesDepartment, University of Florida, 512 Weil Hall,Gainesville 32611. CSNET address: sham@uf I.Closing date: February 1, 1985, or until positionsare filled.An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Em-ployer.

FACULTY POSITIONS AVAILABLEIN

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGAND COMPUTER SCIENCE

THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN

Applications are solicited for several additionalfaculty positions at all ranks in various areas ofelectrical engineering and computer scienceand engineering. Qualifications include anoutstanding academic record, significant in-volvement in research, a doctorate in electricalor computer engineering or computer science,and a strong commitment to teaching andresearch. Areas of specialization are notrestricted. However, solid-state devices, circuitsand microelectronics, optics, communicationnetworks, image processing, VLSI, operatingsystems, computer architecture, softwareengineering, artificial intelligence, languagesand compilers, as well as robotics and in-tegrated manufacturing, are of particular in-terest. Please send resumes to: ProfessorGeorge I. Haddad, Chairman, Department ofElectrical Engineering and Computer Science,The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ml48109-1109. An equal opportunity/affirmative ac-tion employer.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: The Electrical En-gineering Department at West Virginia Univer-sity has faculty positions available for 1986-87 inthe areas of digital and computer engineeringsystems design, telecommunications, micro-electronics, and electromagnetics. (Applicantsare requested to identify their field of interest intheir cover letter of transmittal of curriculumvitae.) Salary and rank will be commensuratewith qualifications. Positions will be tenure-track. Applicants must have the Ph.D., potentialfor high quality teaching and will be expected toinitiate research and participate in departmentalresearch programs. Curriculum vitae should besent to: Dr. Ronald L. Klein, Professor and Chair-man, Department of Electrical Engineering,West Virginia University, P.O. Box 6101, Morgan-town, WV 26506-6101. Applications must bereceived by March 31, 1986. WVU is an affirma-tive action/equal opportunity employer m/f.

CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY

FACULTY POSITIONS-Computer & Informa-tion Science. The Department of Computer & In-formation Science at Cleveland State Universityhas tenure-track positions open at the Assistant,Associate, and Full Professor levels. Respon-sibilities include graduate and undergraduateteaching (2 courses per quarter) and researchparticipation. Salary is very competitive. Qualifi-cations: Doctorate in Computer Science, MIS, In-formation Systems, Computer Engineering or aclosely related field. Close relationships tobusiness, engineering, science, and otherdepartments provide an environment conduciveto research and consulting interests. In additionto university computing facilities (InteractiveIBM/CMS plus batch), the department providesits own laboratories using VAX and other com-puters running UNIX and VMS and state-of-the-art software for faculty and students. Inquiriesand curriculum vitae should be sent to: Dr.Thomas S. Heines, Chairperson, Computer &Information Science Department, CLEVELANDSTATE UNIVERSITY, 1983 E. 24th Street,Cleveland, Ohio 44115. Equal opportunity em-ployer m/f/h.

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INDIANA UNIVERSITY-PURDUE UNIVERSITYat Indianapolis

The Department of Computer and InformationScience invites applications for tenure-trackpositions. All specialties will be considered,with preference for candidates with research in-terests in software engineering, VLSI, networks,Al, programming langauges and computer archi-tecture. A Ph.D. in Computer Science or a relatedfield is required. Opportunities exist for appliedresearch projects via industry or ICFAR, anIUPUI-related, applied research institute. Dutiesinclude research and six hours teaching. Salaryis competitive, with excellent fringe benefits.Outstanding computing facilities include amicrocomputer laboratory, IBM 4381 and 4341,and 2 DEC 20's, with linkage to a wide array ofCDC, VAX, Prime, and CYBER machines, in-cluding a CYBER 205 pipelined processor.The Indianapolis campus enrolls 23,000students and the Department offers the B.S.,M.S. and Ph.D. (the latter in conjunction with theWest Lafayette campus).Send resume and references to Dr. Su-shingChen, Chairman, Department of Computer andInformation Science, IUPUI, 1201 East 38thStreet, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Applications willbe received until positions are filled. IUPUIstrongly encourages applications from qualifiedwomen and minority candidates. IUPUI is anEqual Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

CLARKSON UNIVERSITY ELECTRICAL ANDCOMPUTER ENGINEERING

Applications are invited for tenure-track facultypositions as Assistant/Associate/Full Professor.Areas of interest include, but are not limited to,computer engineering, solid state devices andcircuits, quantum electronics and optics, powersystems and control theory as applied to robot-ics. Responsibilities include undergraduate andgraduate teaching and development of a re-search program. A Ph.D. is required. Excellentresearch and teaching facilities include labora-tories specializing in microcomputer systems,signal and image processing, solid state de-vices, power systems, and robotics. Computingfacilities include a VAX 11/780, Gould 9780, aCALMA CAD system and numerous personalcomputers.Clarkson is an independent college specializingin engineering, science and management withan undergraduate enrollment of 3600 studentsand a graduate enrollment of over 300 students.B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. programs are offered. Lo-cated in Northern New York, Clarkson is midwaybetween the St. Lawerence River and the Adiron-dack Mountains and a two hour drive from bothOttawa and Montreal. Send applications to Pro-fessor Peter W. Barber, Chairman, Department ofElectrical and Computer Engineering, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY 13676. Clarkson is anEqual Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND

The University of Portland invites applicationsfor two tenure-track faculty positions in Com-puter or Electrical Engineering. Candidatesspecializing in

* Computer Architecture* Digital Signal Processing* Microprocessor Systems* Software Engineering* Electronics* Instrumentation

are especially desired, but other qualified can-didates are encouraged to apply. A Ph.D. in Com-puter or Electrical Engineering is preferred, butM.S. level applicants with excellent academic

records and industrial experience will be con-sidered. Rank will depend on an applicant's ex-perience and qualifications. Responsibilities in-clude undergraduate and graduate teaching, andprogram development. Research opportunitiesexist through the University of Portland AppliedResearch Center. The University is a small, pri-vate institution located in the Pacific Northwest.The University has excellent computer andlaboratory facilities and close ties to a largecommunity of computer and electronics com-panies located nearby. Send resume to: EEFaculty Search Committee, School of Engineer-ing, University of Portland, 5000 N. WillametteBlvd., Portland, OR 97203. Phone: (503) 283-7314.An EO/AA Employer.

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

The Department of Computer Science at the Uni-versity of Arizona invites applications for facultypositions at all ranks; the positions-start in Au-gust, 1986. Applicants should hold a doctorate inComputer Science or the equivalent; applicantsfor senior positions should have an establishedresearch record. At Arizona, Computer Scienceis a research-oriented graduate department with11 faculty members and approximately 90 gradu-ate students. Active research programs cover avariety of aspects of programming languages,systems, and theory of computation. The re-search program is supported by numerousgrants to individual faculty as well as a depart-ment-wide NSF grant of $3.6 million for Coordi-nated Experimental Research (CER). The CERgrant has led to a significant expansion of ourcomputing laboratory in the past year and willsupport future expansion to meet the needs ofpresent and new faculty. The laboratory present-ly contains a VAX 8600, a VAX 11/785, a VAX11/780, a dozen Sun workstations, two advancedgraphics processors, and a variety of other pro-cessors and peripherals. All main processors areinterconnected by Ethernets. A separate, univer-sity-funded 11/785 supports graduate courses.Send a complete resume and the names of atleast three references to Gregory R. Andrews,Faculty Recruiting Committee Chairman, De-partment of Computer Science, The University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ 85721.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXASAT SAN ANTONIO

Tenure-track positions are available in computerscience, systems design, and related fields forassociation with an established undergraduateprogram and a Master's program. We are seekingindividuals who will contribute to the furtherdevelopment of our graduate program in allareas, particularly in artificial intelligence, soft-ware engineering, distributed processing, bio-medical applications, networking, and computerinterfacing. We are building a research group in arapidly expanding high technology corridor.Strong, independent candidates who can in-teract with local research laboratories,biomedical centers, and industry are encour-aged to apply. A Ph.D. degree is required. Can-didates currently completing the Ph.D. degreemay be considered for appointment at the rankof instructor with subsequent consideration forpromotion to assistant professor upon comple-tion of the degree. Send resume to: Dr. DavidEberly, Chair, Search Committee, Office of theDean, College of Sciences and Engineering,University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio,Texas 78285-0661. UTSA is an EEO/AA employer.

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

The University of Washington has openings fortenure-track Assistant Professors and possiblytenured/tenure-track Associate and Full Profes-sors in Computer Science starting in the 1986-87academic year. A moderate teaching load allowstime for both quality research and close involve-ment with students. As a consequence, we ex-pect applicants to have a strong commitment toboth research and teaching, and an outstandingrecord of research for their level. A senior levelapplicant should have a record that would pro-vide significant new research strength for ourdepartment. We invite applicants from all areasof Computer Science, quality being our most im-portant selection criterion. We would particular-ly welcome applicants with research strength inVLSI and hardware systems, artificial intelli-gence, programming languages and compilers,software systems, databases, and theory. In ad-dition to the above tenure-track positions, it islikely that the department will have a number ofvisiting positions; these would require bothteaching and research, and could be for any por-tion of the 1986-87 academic year.Interested applicants should send a letter of ap-plication, a resume, and the names of fourreferences to Paul Young, Chairman, Depart-ment of Computer Science FR-35, University ofWashington, Seattle, Washington 98195.The University of Washington is an AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employer. The Ph.D. isrequired for these positions.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGETHAYER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGAnnounces the Availability of the

Dorothy and Walter GrammDistinguished ProfessorComputer Engineering

The Thayer School of Engineering of DartmouthCollege invites nominations and applications forthe Dorothy and Walter Gramm Endowed Chairin Engineering.Dartmouth College is seeking an individual whohas achieved a national reputation in ComputerEngineering to fill the Chair endowed by theGramm family. The candidates for this positionmust be capable of providing leadership for con-tinued expansion of the Computer Engineeringcomponent of the School and coordinating in-teraction in a joint Ph.D. program in ComputerScience with the Mathematics and ComputerScience Department of the College. As a tenuredand distinguished Professor, the individual fill-ing the Chair will teach, continue funded re-search, and be responsible for hiring several ad-ditional faculty in the computer area. An earneddoctorate in Engineering orComputerScience isrequired, and the ability to motivate and teachstudents is essential.The Thayer School was founded in 1867 andfunctions as both the Engineering SciencesDepartment of Dartmouth College and a gradu-ate professional school. It is joined by two otherprofessional schools on campus, the Amos TuckSchool of Business Administration and the Dart-mouth Medical School. The Thayer School offersprograms of study leading to the degrees ofMaster of Engineering, Master of Science, Doc-tor of Engineering, and Doctor of Philosophy. Alldepartments in the Science Division of Dart-mouth College offer graduate programs throughthe Ph.D. degree.Computer facilities in the Thayer School includethree VAX computers running VMS and Unix op-erating systems, four Xerox 8014 workstations,special-purpose Intel and Valid Logic computersfor electrical CAD, a graphics laboratory, labora-tory minicomputers, and a large number of per-sonal. computers (Apple, IBM) that also serve as

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terminals to a campus-wide network that in-cludes additional VAX, Honeywell, and IBM com-puters and the Mathematics and Computer Sci-ence Department's local area network of SUNand Xerox 8014 workstations.Applications or nominations should be submit-ted to:Dean Charles E. HutchinsonThayer School of EngineeringDartmouth CollegeHanover, NH 03755

Dartmouth College is an Equal Opportunity/Affir-mative Action employer and encourages applica-tions from women and members of minoritygroups.

COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENTUNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

The Computer Science Department at the Uni-versity of Minnesota invites applications forregular, visiting, and adjunct faculty positions atall ranks and in all areas of Computer Science.The department also has three distinguishedprofessorships available. All regular faculty po-sitions require an earned doctorate, and involveteaching, research and service. For tenured As-sociate and Full Professorship candidates musthave demonstrated effectiveness in teachingand attained a reputation in scholarly research.For Associate Professorships, a minimum ofthree years teaching and research is required; forfull professorship a minimum of six years teach-ing and research is required or an appropriatecombination of these.Non-regular positions as teaching specialistsand lecturers are also available. Candidates forlecturer must have an earned doctorate, and can-didates for teaching specialist must have amaster's degree in computer science or relatedfields.While applicants from all areas of ComputerScience are sought, we are especially interestedin applicants with strong research interests inthe following areas: artificial intelligence, com-puter aided design, VLSI design and designtools, computer architecture, computer graph-ics, operating systems, software engineering,software systems, large scale scientific comput-ing, supercomputers, and supercomputing.Minnesota is a major center of the computer in-dustry. The Computer Science Department cur-rently has 22 full time faculty and numerous ad-junct faculty. The activities of the departmentare augmented by the activities of the Super-computing Institute, Microelectronics and Infor-mation Sciences Center, Institute for Mathe-matics and its Applications, and the CharlesBabbage Institute for the History of ComputerScience.University-wide computing facilities include aCRAY-1, CRAY-2, and three CDC Cybers, amongthem a Cyber 205. The department of ComputerScience owns and operates the following facili-ties: a VAX- 11/780, an MV-10000, clusters of SUNand HP workstations, and a network of ApolloWorkstations. The department is on CSNET.Applications should be received by February 28,1986. This deadline will be extended in case allavailable positions are not filled. The departmentwill begin to review applications after January 1,1986.Applicants should send their resume and thenames of at least four references to: ProfessorSartaj Sahni, Chairman, Faculty Search Commit-tee, Computer Science Department, Universityof Minnesota, 207 Church Street S.E., Minneap-olis, Minnesota 55455.The University of Minnesota in an equal oppor-tunity educatorand employerand specifically in-vites and encourages applications from womenand minorities.

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIAComputer Science Department

Applications are invited for tenure-track posi-tions at entry or advanced level. Excellence inresearch and teaching is being sought; all areasof specialization are of interest. Recently formedas a separate department, Computer Science isentering an exciting phase of development atGeorgia. The University has made a major com-mitment to expanding the faculty and graduateprograms in Computer Science. In addition tothe normal computing facilities, there is an Ad-vanced Computational Methods Center housinga CYBER 205 and a CYBER Plus which are avail-able for research on vector and parallel computa-tion.All applications received by Jan. 31, 1986 areassured of receiving full consideration. To applyor to request information, please contact R. W.Robinson, Head, Department of Computer Sci-ence, 415 GSRC, University of Georgia, Athens,Georgia 30602, or phone 404-542-2911. The Uni-versity of Georgia is an equal opportunity/affir-mative action institution.

HOPE COLLEGE

Tenure track Computer Science position startingAugust, 1986. Ph.D. in Computer Science pre-ferred, but Master's degree in Computer Scienceplus experience will be considered. Must be ableto teach both upper and lower level undergrad-uate courses. Opportunities exist for consultingand research. Rank and salary open. The suc-cessful applicant will join four other full-timecomputer scientists in an active, growing depart-ment. Hope College is a private, liberal arts col-lege affiliated with the Reformed Church inAmerica. Both college and department provideexcellent facilities. Submit resume to Dr. Her-bert L. Dershem, Computer Science Department,Hope College, Holland, Ml 49423. An Equal Op-portunity Employer.

ILLINOIS BENEDICTINE COLLEGECOMPUTER SCIENCE FACULTY

Illinois Benedictine College invites applica-tions for a tenure track position in ComputerScience for fall, 1986. Applicants should hold thePh.D. in Computer Science, have a strong in-terest in research and teaching in an undergradu-ate program, and present either potential for or arecord of professional accomplishments in re-search and teaching. The teaching load is 6 se-mester courses per year. Salary is highly com-petitive.

Illinois Benedictine College is a selective,liberal arts, coeducational college enrollingmore than 2000 students. The 108 acre campusis located 25 miles southwest of Chicago. TheCollege maintains a close working relationshipwith the high technology laboratories and in-dustries concentrated in the west suburban area.Consequently, there are many opportunities forsupplementary research and consulting appoint-ments. Computer Science is in the Departmentof Mathematical Sciences which has nine full-time faculty. The department offers a broadrange of courses in both computer science andmathematics. Two hundred students major incomputer science, 40 in mathematics. Com-puting facilities include a PDP 11/44, an AT&T3B5, and 2 microcomputer labs.Send application letter, resume, name and

telephone numbers of 3 references to:Dr. Phyllis M. Kittel, ChairpersonDepartment of Mathematical Sciences5700 College RoadLisle, Illinois 60532(312) 960-1500, Ext. 561IBC is an equal opportunity, affirmative action

employer. Applications will be accepted until the

position is filled.

FACULTY POSITIONUNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN

Applications are invited for a tenure-track posi-tion at the Assistant Professor level commenc-ing July 1, 1986. Applicants should have a Ph.D.in Computer Engineering or Computer Science(or should be nearing the completion of thisdegree). Candidates in all areas of ComputerEngineering or Computer Science are encour-aged to apply; however, candidates in the areasof digital communications and networks, ar-tificial intelligence, computer system architec-ture, real-time systems, robotics, computer vi-sion or computer graphics will be given prefer-ence. Responsibilities will include teaching atthe undergraduate and graduate levels andresearch. Salaries will be in the range of $37,000to $40,000 depending on qualifications and ex-perience.The University of Saskatchewan services 14,000full-time students with a very attractive campusthat overlooks the South Saskatchewan River inSaskatoon. A young, vigorous Department offourteen provides B.Sc. (Computer Science),B.Comm, M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in ComputerScience. A joint B.Sc. and B.Eng. (ElectricalEngineering) is also offered.The Department has available some excellentresearch facilities featuring a Pyramid 90x, aVAX-11/750 and four well-equipped SUN Work-stations all running UNIX on a common Ethemetlocal area network. Undergraduate facilities in-clude a VAX-11/780 and large microcomputernetwork connected with an Ethernet high speedlink. Other facilities available include a VAX8600, DEC 2060 and VAX- 11/780 running VMS.Although "in accordance with Canadian Im-migration requirements, this advertisement isdirected to Canadian citizens and permanentresidents first," all qualified applicants are urgedto apply. Please direct inquiries and applicationsto:

Dr. P.G. SorensonDepartment of Computational ScienceUniversity of SaskatchewanSaskatoon, SaskatchewanS7N OWOCANADA(306) 9664886

TULANE UNIVERSITY

The Department of Computer Science invites ap-plications for faculty positions beginning Au-gust 1986.Tulane is a major private university, selective inenrollment and comprehensive in scope, withabout 10,000 undergraduate and graduate stu-dents. The campus is located in a residentialarea of uptown New Orleans, one of America'smost distinctive cities. The Department of Com-puter Science, which offers degrees at all levelsthrough the Ph.D., has been specially targetedwithin the University for growth and support.Departmental computer systems include a VAX11/780 with 8 MB main memory running underVMS, a Pyramid 90x with 4 MB high speedmemory running under Unix, numerous LSI-1 l's,and several microcomputer clusters. ThePyramid is dedicated to departmental research;other systems are divided between research andteaching. In addition to departmental resources,the University maintains an IBM 3081.Candidates should have a Ph.D. in ComputerScience or a related area. Research excellenceor demonstrated research potential and a com-mitment to quality teaching are required.Applications should be directed to Dr. JohnetteHassell, Head, Department of Computer Science,School of Engineering, Tulane University, NewOrleans, LA 70118. Applications must be re-ceived by February 25, 1986 for August appoint-ment. Tulane University is an Affirmative ActionEqual Opportunity Employer.

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