Mark S. Schmalz E-mail: mssz@cise.ufl.edu

Address: Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering
University of Florida
P.O. Box 116120
Gainesville, FL 32611-6120

Ofc: CSE/E446 Phn: 352-505-1561 Fax: 352-392-1220

I am a faculty member at University of Florida's Department of CISE.

My research interests are in Massively Parallel Computing, Automated Processing and Understanding of Imagery and Natural Language, Data Compression, and Cryptology. I am also among the faculty affiliated with UF's Digital Arts and Sciences program, with research interests in Psychoacoustics and Computer-Generated Music. I have authored or co-authored over 160 book chapters or research papers in open conference proceedings and journals, have edited 15 books, and am currently authoring two books.

I recently chaired a conference (MDIPRICE-13) on the Mathematics of Data/Image Pattern Recognition, Compression, and Encryption XIII, with Applications at the 2010 SPIE Technical Symposium, in San Diego, CA. This year, the chairs and program committee shifted focus of the conference to include image segmentation / understanding, pattern recognition, and video understanding, to better support the emerging technology of object-based compression, among other areas of interest. The program for this year's conference will be posted soon. A previous program can be viewed at this link (PDF format) . Ideas for next year's conference are being solicited, so please feel free to email me if you have topics in the theory of image compression, coding, encryption, or pattern recognition that you think should be addressed.

Personal interests include hiking, surfing, photography, music, and botany (e.g., images this page).

Dr. Schmalz has no more open TA, RA, or grader positions for Fall Semester 2017. If you wish to be considered for an RA position for Spring Semester 2018, please indicate this on your resume, and place it in Dr. Schmalz' mailbox in the CISE Department office.

Office Hours for week of 16-20 October 2017: Wed 2.30pm-4pm, Thu 3.00-3.45pm (exceptions posted on office door)

Courses Taught

• Data Compression: A Computational Perspective
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• Computational Problems in Geographic Information Systems (CIS 6905)
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• Cryptology-I (CIS 6930) and
  Graduate Colloquium in Cryptanalysis (Seminar series)
              This passworded link contains schedules, course notes, and exercises.
              Do not attempt to access this link if you are not participating in the class.

• DAS Senior Project 1,2 (CIS 4914)
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• Senior Project (CIS 4914 or CEN 4914)
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• Design I (for CpE Majors) (CEN 3913)
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• Data Structures and Algorithms (COP 3530)
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• Survey of Operating Systems (with UNIX) (COP 3610)
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• Computer Programming in Pascal (CGS 3462 -- no longer offered)
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• Organization of Computer Systems (CDA 3101)
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• Applied Discrete Structures (COT 3100)
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• Computer Programming Using JAVA (COP 2800)
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• Problem Solving Using Computer Software (CGS 2531)
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• Introduction to Computers for Architecture Majors (CGS 2470)
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Courses under Development

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