Dr. Steven J. Zeil

Associate Professor, Old Dominion University

Ph.D., 1981, Ohio State University

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Research

My research interests in the past have focused on software testing and reliability measurement. More recently, I have been focussing on issues in distance learning and in digital libraries: Some of my projects are

• Extract: metadata extraction from large document collections
• AlgAE - an algorithm animation engine for computer science instruction.
• Reliability Growth During Non-Representative Testing
• Knowledge-Based Refinement During Testing
• Perturbation Testing

Teaching

• Courses for Spring 2013:
  • CS 252, Introduction to Unix for Programmers, internet-based course
  • CS 330, Object-oriented Programming and Design
  • CS 382, Introduction to Java, internet-based course
  • CS 795/895, Managing Software Development in Research Projects, syllabus is here
• Courses for Fall 2012:
  • CS 252, Introduction to Unix for Programmers, internet-based course
  • CS 330, Object-oriented Programming and Design, internet-based course
  • CS 333, Problem Solving and Programming in C++, internet-based course
  • CS 382, Introduction to Java, internet-based course
• Courses for Summer 2012:
  • CS 252, Introduction to Unix for Programmers, internet-based course
  • CS 361, Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms internet-based course
  • CS 382, Introduction to Java, internet-based course
• Courses for Spring 2012:
  • CS 252, Introduction to Unix for Programmers, internet-based course
  • CS 330, Object-oriented Programming and Design
  • CS 382, Introduction to Java, internet-based course
  • CS 795/895, Software Reliability

For Dept. Faculty Only

• Promotion & Tenure Committee schedule
• Tools for web courses

Personal

(Photo by Mark Harris)

No, that's not some strange kind of abacus I'm using.

Besides the autoharp, above, I also play guitar and hammer dulcimer.