PERSONAL DATA

Name: Evans J. Adams ; Date of Birth: February 2, 1947; United States Citizen

Mailing Address: Mathematics Department Fort Lewis College 1000 Rim Drive Durango, Colorado 81301

Telephone: (970) 247-7211 (office) or (970) 259-0829 (home)

Email: ADAMS_E@FORTLEWIS.EDU; Website : http://faculty.fortlewis.edu/adams_e

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Software Engineering, Database Management Systems, Data Structures, Performance Measurement and Evaluation, Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Management Information Systems.

EDUCATION

Doctor of Philosophy - Computer Science, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, La., December, 1982. Dissertation title: An Integrated Hierarchical Methodology for the Objective Evaluation of Database Management Systems.

Master of Science - Computer Science, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, La., December, 1979. Thesis title: A Time-Dependent/Data-Dependent Analysis of the Costs Associated with the Processing of a Query.

Bachelor of Science - Computer Science, Nicholls State University, Thibodaux, Louisiana, May, 1977.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

September 1990 - present - Professor and Coordinator of Computer Science, Fort Lewis College, Durango, Co. Teaching courses in Software Engineering, Data Structures, Database Management Systems, Comparative Programming Languages, Computer Architecture, Introductory Programming.

August 1983 - September 1990, Associate Professor, Department of Computer and Information Sciences, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tn. Graduate Program Coordinator. Taught courses in Software Engineering, Data Structures, Database Management Systems, File Processing, Pascal and Database Design.

January 1984 - September 1986, President, Adams Consulting and Educational Services, Inc., Jonesborough, Tn. Consulting firm specializing in database design, database administration and related training courses.

January 1983 - August 1983, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, La. Taught courses in Management Information Systems, Pascal Programming and Data Structures.

August 1981 - December 1982, Research Assistant, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, La. Assisted Dr. Wayne D. Dominick on various research projects.

June 1979 - August 1983, Senior Analyst/Consultant, Information Management, Incorporated, Lafayette, La. Equipment and applications systems selection and performance enhancement; design and implementation of business applications systems; developed performance measurement and evaluation course for U.S. Army officer training program at the U.S. Army Signal Center and Fort Gordon, Fort Gordon, Ga; assisted Ochshner Foundation Hospital, New Orleans, La., with DBMS selection.

August 1977 - May 1981, Teaching Assistant, Computer Science Department, University of Southwestern Louisiana. Taught courses in Algorithm Design and Management Information Systems.

August 1977 - July 1979, Research Assistant, National Science Foundation Data-Chunking Grant, University of Southwestern Louisiana. Member of research team which was responsible for the design and implementation of a compiler for an experimental data-chunking language

PUBLICATIONS

Using Microsoft’s .NET Platform in CS1 and CS2, The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, Volume 21, Number 3, February 2006.

Increasing Classroom Collaboration with Simultaneous “Shared Sessions” in Microsoft OneNote, 2005 College Teaching & Learning Conference Proceedings, October 2005, with Larry Corman and Rick Mull.

The Many Facets of Diversity, ACM SIGCSE 2005 Conference Proceedings, February 2005, with Jack Beidler, Ken Yasuhara and Hilary Holz.

Tech@FLC – A Program Funded By An Industry Consortuim, ACM SIGITE ’04 Conference Proceedings, October 2004, with Dr. Larry Corman.

A Project-Intensive Software Design Course, ACM SIGSSE Bulletin, Volume 25, Number 1, March 1993.

Experiences in Teaching a Project-Intensive Software Design Course, Rocky Mountain Small College Computing Conference Proceedings, Longmont, Co., October 1992.

Experiences with Teaching a Two-Semester Undergraduate Software Engineering Course Sequence, Poster Presentation, ACM Computer Sciences Conference, Kansas City, Mo., March 1992.

Object-Oriented Analysis, Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Ada Symposium, Washington, D.C., June 1988.

Building a Computer Science Laboratory with Minimal Funds, Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual ACM Southeast Regional Conference, Tampa, Fl., April 1986, pp. 119-121 (co-author).

A Proposal for the Integration of College of Business and Computer Science Department Curricula, Proceedings of the Twenty-Fourth Annual ACM Southeast Regional Conference, Tampa, Fl., April 1986, pp. 48-52 (co-author).

A Second Course in Database Management, National ACM SIGCSE Conference Proceedings, Cincinnati, Oh., February, 1986, pp. 15-23.

A CODASYL Database to Support Student Advisement, ACM Southeast Regional Conference Proceedings, Nashville, Tn., April 1985, pp. 256-266 (primary author).

Workload Models for DBMS Performance Evaluation, Datapro Management of Applications Software, Datapro Research Corporation, 1986 (reprint of article listed below).

Workload Models for DBMS Performance Evaluation, ACM National Computer Sciences Conference Proceedings, New Orleans, La., March 1985, pp. 185-195.

An Integrated Methodology for Computer Graphics Instruction in an Undergraduate Computer Science Program, IEEE National EDCOMPCON Proceedings, San Jose, Ca., November 1984, pp. 39-43 (co-author).

A Performance Measurement and Evaluation Environment for Information/Data Processing Systems, Proceedings of the Convention Informatique, Paris, France, September 1984, pp. 175-181 (co-author).

DBMS: An Implementation Environment for User-Friendly Systems, ACM Southeast Regional Conference Proceedings, Atlanta, Ga., April 1984, pp. 96-100.

An Integrated Hierarchical Methodology for the Objective Evaluation of Database Management Systems, Ph.D. Dissertation, Computer Science Department, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, La., December 1982.

Guideline for the Design of MEDLEY: A Distributed Multiple Database System, ACM Pacific '80 Conference Proceedings, November 1980, pp. 95-104 (co-author).

A Dataflow Methodology for Processing Distributed Queries, IEEE COMPSAC '80 Conference Proceedings, October 1980, pp. 281-287 (co-author).

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND HONOR SOCIETIES

Association for Computing Machinery 1977 - present.

Member ACM SIGCSE

IEEE Computer Society 1980 - present

IEEE Senior Member 1984 - present

Pi Mu Epsilon 1977 - present

Upsilon Pi Epsilon 1981 - present

President of Louisiana Alpha Chapter 1981-83

INGRES Users Group 1985-1991

Phi Kappa Phi 1983 - present

Professional Ski Instructors of America (1997-present)