Computer Science

Faculty & Staff

	Jim Fix Professor and Crandall Chair of Computer Science Office: Library 314 Phone: x7478 Email \| Website Parallel algorithms, programming language theory.
	Eitan Frachtenberg Visiting Professor of Computer Science Office: Greywood 106 Phone: x4659 Email High-performance computer systems.
	Adam Groce Assistant Professor of Computer Science Office: Library 313 Phone: x5155 Email \| Website Cryptography, database privacy.
	Mark Hopkins Visiting Associate Professor of Computer Science Office: Library 382 Phone: x4735 Email \| Website Artificial intelligence, machine learning and computational linguistics.
	Dylan McNamee Visiting Scholar Email \| Website Operating systems.
	Eric Roberts Visiting Professor of Computer Science Office: Greywood 117 Phone: x4883 Email Computer science education, programming languages and environments, social implications of computing, computing and public policy.

Faculty across many departments contribute to a rich, interdisciplinary approach to computer science:

Department Chair
Jim Fix, Library 314
Phone: 503/517-7478
jimfix@reed.edu

Faculty Administrative Coordinator
Lisa Mickola, Library 317
Phone: 503/777-7710
mickola@reed.edu

	Jim Fix Professor and Crandall Chair of Computer Science Office: Library 314 Phone: x7478 Email \| Website Parallel algorithms, programming language theory.
	Eitan Frachtenberg Visiting Professor of Computer Science Office: Greywood 106 Phone: x4659 Email High-performance computer systems.
	Adam Groce Assistant Professor of Computer Science Office: Library 313 Phone: x5155 Email \| Website Cryptography, database privacy.
	Mark Hopkins Visiting Associate Professor of Computer Science Office: Library 382 Phone: x4735 Email \| Website Artificial intelligence, machine learning and computational linguistics.
	Dylan McNamee Visiting Scholar Email \| Website Operating systems.
	Eric Roberts Visiting Professor of Computer Science Office: Greywood 117 Phone: x4883 Email Computer science education, programming languages and environments, social implications of computing, computing and public policy.