interestsGain experience in teaching introductory and upper level courses. Collaborate researchin the field of mobile devices, power consumption, graphical user interfaces, and oper-ating systems.

education2016 Ph.D. Computer Science Univ. of Tennessee

Reducing Power Consumption and Latency inMobile Devices Using an EventStream Model, Kernel Display Server, and GUI Scheduler.

2010 M.Sc. Information Technology Kaplan UniversitySecure Side Channel Routing Protocol

2004 B.Sc. Computer Science Illinois Institute of TechnologyWith Honors

publications2016 Reducing Power Consumption by Using an Event Stream Model, ACM

Trans. on Emb. Systems (TECS)

experience2016 Lecturer Current Employment

The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer ScienceThe University of TennesseeKnoxville, Tennessee, USA

2012-2016 Graduate Teaching Assistant GraduatedThe Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer ScienceThe University of TennesseeKnoxville, Tennessee, USA

2009-2012 Instructor Pilot RetiredUnited States Air Force

2006-2009 Combat Rescue Pilot PromotedUnited States Air Force

2004-2006 Pilot PromotedUnited States Air Force

2001-2003 Database Programmer GraduatedAir Force Reserve O�cer Training CorpsIllinois Institute of TechnologyChicago, IL

Stephen G. MarzLecturer

i Current as of 6 July 2017

B 302 Min H. Kao, 1520 MiddleDrive, Knoxville, TN, 37996

T 865-974-0486

m http://web.eecs.utk.edu/~smarz1

@ stephen.marz@utk.edu

About meStephen is a retired Air Force o�cer,rescue helicopter pilot, and instructorpilot. Currently, he is a lecturer in theElectrical Engineering and ComputerScience Department at the Universityof Tennessee - Knoxville.

Competencies

Assembly (ARM, Aarch64, and x64)

C++ and High Level Languages

Algorithms and Data Structures

Graphics (OpenGL, DirectX, WebGL)

Database and SQL

Operating System Development

Graphical User Interfaces

Instructional Technology