UTEP CS Bio Sketches: Eric Freudenthal

Eric Freudenthal
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
The University of Texas at El Paso
El Paso, Texas, 79968-0518
email:efreudenthal@utep.e**
Phone: 915 - 747-6954
Fax: 915 - 747-5030

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Professor Freudenthal joins the faculty of the University of Texas in El Paso in Fall 2004.
The objective of much of his research has been the design and development of hardware and software system that provide high performance over a range of operating conditions. His dissertation work, at Courant, evaluated and improved the interaction of algorithmic and architectural mechanisms for coordinating large shared memory systems. Dr. Freudenthal has also contributed structural and algorithmic components to the MSTAR model-based target recognition project. Most recently, he has investigated abstractions and mechanism useful for constructing robust, secure and self-organizing distributed systems.
Before joining UTEP, Professor Freudenthal was an Associate Research Scientist in the Computer Science Department of New York University's Courant Institute.

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			Eric Freudenthal Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science The University of Texas at El Paso El Paso, Texas, 79968-0518 email:efreudenthal@utep.e** Phone: 915 - 747-6954 Fax: 915 - 747-5030 Professor Freudenthal's Home Page
	Biographical Sketch
	Professor Freudenthal joins the faculty of the University of Texas in El Paso in Fall 2004.
	The objective of much of his research has been the design and development of hardware and software system that provide high performance over a range of operating conditions. His dissertation work, at Courant, evaluated and improved the interaction of algorithmic and architectural mechanisms for coordinating large shared memory systems. Dr. Freudenthal has also contributed structural and algorithmic components to the MSTAR model-based target recognition project. Most recently, he has investigated abstractions and mechanism useful for constructing robust, secure and self-organizing distributed systems.
	Before joining UTEP, Professor Freudenthal was an Associate Research Scientist in the Computer Science Department of New York University's Courant Institute.