Introducing...Me!
Richard McKenna
Lecturer
Computer Science Department
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY 11794-4400
richard AT cs DOT sunysb DOT edu
Phone: (631) 632-9564
Office Hours
CS Room 1436
MWF, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
And by Appointment
Teaching
Stony Brook University's Computer Science Department
CSE 101: Introduction to Computers and Information Technologies - Fall 2003, Fall 2007
CSE 102: Introduction to Web Design and Programming - Fall 2004
CSE 114: Computer Science I - Fall 2002 - Summer 2004, Summer 2005
CSE 214: Computer Science II - Spring 2008, Fall 2008
CSE 219: Computer Science III - Fall 2004 - Fall 2007
CSE 220: Computer Organization - Fall 2008
CSE 300: Writing in Computer Science - Summer 2005
CSE 301: History of Computing - Spring 2005 - Spring 2007, Spring 2008
CSE 333: User Interface Development - Fall 2001, Spring 2002
CSE 380: Computer Game Programming - Spring 2004, Spring 2005, Spring 2006, Spring 2007, Spring 2008
CSE 381: Advanced Game Programming - Fall 2005, Fall 2006, Fall 2007, Fall 2008
Northrop Grumman's Information Systems Engineering Program
CSE 500: Patterns in Programming - Fall 2004
ISE 503: Data Management - Fall 2003
ISE 504: Analysis, Modeling, and Design - Spring 2004
Awards
2008 Undergraduate Teaching Award - Stony Brook University Computer Science Department
Academics
Stony Brook University: Master of Science in Computer Science
(Spring 2002)
University of Texas at Arlington: Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Engineering
(Spring 1996)
Work
Lecturer for Stony Brook University's CS Department - Fall 2001 through present.
Computer Consultant for:
- Fisher Associates, Inc. at Goldman Sachs - July & August 2008
- Advanced Acoustic Concepts - February 2005 - April 2005
- Levittown Union Free School District - December 2002, May 2003
- Computer Associates - July 2002.
- Teledata Communications Inc. - March 2001.
Teaching Assistant for Stony Brook University's CS Department - see the TA Responsibilities
- CSE 390: Advanced Software Development - Spring 2001 Semester, taught by Phil Lewis. This version of the class is no longer offered at Stony Brook University.
- CSE 333: User Interface Development - Fall 2000 Semester, taught by Rob Kelly, for which I received an Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award.
Process Engineer for MiniCircuits (November 1996 - August 1999)
Miscellaneous
Stony Brook University has found itself in the company of the world's great educational institutions. The Times Higher Education Supplement recently listed Stony Brook 76th in the world (24th in the US) for Science.
Each year our Computer Science Department hosts a Computer Game Programming Contest for students interested in game development. Contest rules as well as results from the Spring 2007, 2006, 2005, & 2004 semesters are posted for you to peruse and even play.
I'm also a member of the International Game Developer's Association. I usually attend events held by the New York City Chapter.
A project I worked on named Fast Digital Image Inpainting, appeared in Proceedings of the International Conference on Visualization, Imaging and Image Processing (VIIP 2001), Marbella, Spain. September 3-5, 2001
Personal
Ever been to Newfoundland (Pronounced "Newfin - Land")? I went there one summer on a memorable trip. I've posted some photos and commentary for those bored or overly curious.
Val & I took another great trip across the country. Oh, and we got married, too. I have photos and commentary for that trip as well, including my wedding photo.
Need a dollhouse? Go to Kellogg's Dolls' Houses in Cold Spring Harbor, New York.
Web page created and maintained
by Richard McKenna