BEN CHOI
 

Associate Professor in Computer Science

College of Engineering and Science

Louisiana Tech University

 

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AWARD:

         

Research Foundation of Louisiana Tech University, Certification of Commemoration:

    In recognition of accomplishments leading to the filing of a U.S. patent application (May 2, 2002).

 

Research Foundation of Louisiana Tech University, Certification of Commemoration:

    In recognition of accomplishments leading to the filing of a U.S. patent application (October 12, 2006).

 

 

EDUCATION:

         

Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering,

            The Ohio State University, August 1986.

 

Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering,

            The Ohio State University, September 1988.

Thesis: “Parallel Distributed Computer Architecture and
General Associative Memory for Artificial Intelligent Processing”.         

 

Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering,
            The Ohio State University, June 7, 1996.

Dissertation: “Automata for Learning Sequential Tasks”.

 

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

         

IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers):

            Member since 1982.

 

ACM (Association for Computing Machinery):

            Member since 1988.

         

REGISTRATION/CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES:

 

Pilot, FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) certified (1993 to present):

            Fly airplanes and helicopters.

 

HONORARY SOCIETIES:
         

Upsilon Pi Epsilon (International Honor Society for the Computing and Information Disciplines)

 

Tau Beta Pi (The Engineering Honor Society)

 

Eta Kappa Nu (Electrical Engineering Honor Society)

 

EXPERIENCE:

         

Parallel Distributed Computer Architectures and Circuits Research:
            Master of Science Research Project,
            The Ohio
State University (8/86-9/88)

Develop parallel and distributed computer architectures and
design an Application Specific Integration Circuit (ASIC),
a general associative memory, for information retrieval.

 

Software Development: Department of Engineering Graphic,
            The Ohio State University (9/86-12/87)

Develop special graphic communication programs by
using digitized images and speech processing techniques. 

 

Computer Consultant: Academic Computing Services,
            The Ohio State University (6/88-12/89)

Solve computer problems for faculties, staffs, and students, and
provide advice on Windows, MS-DOS, Apple Macintosh,
Amiga, and UNIX operating systems.

 

Artificial Intelligence Research:
            Department of Computer and Information Science,

The Ohio State University (9/88-12/90)

Design hardware architecture for a new AI machine - a Prolog machine.

 

Machine Learning Research: Ph.D. Research Project,
            The Ohio State University (1/91-6/97)

Create a new learning system and develop new algorithms for
learning, adapting, and handling information.

 

System Performance Engineer: Lucent Technologies - Bell Labs Innovations

Formerly AT&T Bell Labs, Columbus, Ohio (7/97-8/99)

Work on Network Configuration Management Systems for wire-line and
wireless networks, evaluate and responsible for the overall performance,
specify hardware and software architectures to meet performance requirements.

 

Assistant Professor: Computer Science, College of Engineering and Science,

Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana (9/99 – 8/05)

Enthusiastically pursuit research, motivate and teach students, and actively provide services.

 

Technical Consultant: ProGuard Technologies Inc.,

A start-up company based out of Monroe, Louisiana (6/05 – 8/05)

Provide expert advice in starting up an Information Technology company.

Lead a development team in designing Cell Phone and GPS mobile products and services. 

 

Visiting Scholar: School of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems,

DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois (6/06 – 7/06)

Work with Professor Steven Lytinen on Semantic Web and Swarm Intelligence.

 

Visiting Researcher: School of Computer Science and Software Engineering,

The University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia (8/06 – 10/06)

Work with Professor Mark Reynolds on Temporal Logic, Multi-Agent Systems, and Semantic Web.

 

Visiting Scholar: Department of Computer Science,

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China (11/06)

Work with Professor Dik Lun Lee on Search Engine Technology, Location-Based Systems, and Robotics.

 

Associate Professor (Tenured): Computer Science, College of Engineering and Science,

Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana (9/05 – Present)

Continuing enthusiastically pursuit research, motivate and teach students, and actively provide services.

 


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