Instructor
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University of South
Florida Tampa, FL 33620
Email:
jingwang@cse.usf.edu
Phone: (813) 974-6897
Resources for
Female Students
· CRA-W (Women in Computing
Research)
· NCWIT (National Center for
Women & Information Technology)
· ACM-W (ACM’s Women in
Computing)
· Dot Diva
Teaching
In Fall 2011 I will
teach:
· Programming
Concepts (COP 2510)
This course focuses on Object-Oriented Software Development. Topics include
problem solving, program design, implementation, and testing, object-oriented concepts
including classes, objects, encapsulation, and the Java programming
language.
· Computer
Animation (CAP 4034)
Introduction to computer animation
production including story-boarding, modeling, shading, animation, lighting, and
scene compositing. The
course covers animation techniques such as keyframing, motion capture, dynamic
simulation, animation of articulated structures, and animation of deformable
objects and particles. Students work in groups to create a
short animation. Each group is responsible for story-boarding, modeling,
animating, lighting, rendering, and editing a short animated
film.
· Intro to Discrete
Structures (COT 3100)
This is an introductory
course in Discrete Mathematics oriented toward Computer Science and Engineering.
The principles of mathematics form the foundation of computer operation.
Topics will include
Logic and Logical proofs, Sets, Functions, Algorithms, Relations, Induction,
Recursion, Counting principles, Probability theory, Boolean algebra, Graph and
Trees, and other topics
as available.
For deatils of any of these courses, please visit http://learn.usf.edu.
In the past, I have taught:
· Programming Concepts (COP 2510)
· Program Design (COP 3514)
· Intro to Discrete Structures (COT 3100)
· Computer Animation (CAP 4034)
· Computers and Impact on Society (CGS 2034)
· Advanced Java (COP 3257)
Research
My research interests are computer graphics, computer animation, empirical evaluation, and education.