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Nancy E. Reed, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Information and Computer Sciences 317 POST Bldg, 1680 East-West Road University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, 96822 USA nreed at hawaii dot edu http://www2.hawaii.edu/~nreed/ Office: 314E POST Bldg, 1680 East-West Road, Office phone: (808) 956-8498 FAX : (808) 956-3548 |
Fall 2016:
ICS 361 -- Artificial Intelligence Programming
ICS 101B -- Tools for the Information Age
Spring 2016:
ICS 606 -- Intelligent Autonomous Agents co-listed as EE 606.
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
During 2015, I was on sabbatical in the San Francisco Bay area and a Visiting Scholar at Sonoma State University in the Compupter Science Department.
Fall 2014:
ICS 361 -- Artificial Intelligence Programming
ICS 606 -- Intelligent Autonomous Agents co-listed as EE 606.
Spring 2014:
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 101B -- Tools for the Information Age
Fall 2013:
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 691 (Special Topics) -- Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and biology
Spring 2013:
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 614 -- Medical Informatics I
Fall 2012:
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Fall 2011:
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Fall 2010:
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Fall 2009:
Spring 2009:
During 2008, I was on sabbatical in the San Francisco Bay
area and a Visiting Scholar at the
University of California, Berkeley,
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department.
Partial list of publications
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This research focuses on using artificial intelligence techniques
and signal processing techniques to support decision making.
One application is in the area of cardiovascular disease management,
particularly the diagnosis of congenital heart defects.
Funding for this work has been provided by the National Science Foundation.
Local Chapters of ACM and ACM/SIGGRAPH have been formed in January 2003.
Dr. Reed is interim Secretary/Treasurer of both chapters. For information
and events, please go to
Temporary ACM Honolulu and ACM/SIGGRAPH Honolulu Website
AAAI -- Member,
American Association for Artificial Intelligence.
Specialized teaching interests are in artificial
intelligence, autonomous agents, and knowledge-based/expert
systems. Other teaching interests include data structures, discrete
math, and AI programming and languages.
Dr. Reed has taught in the
Computer and Information Science Department at
Sonoma State University,
Computer Science Department at the
University of California, Davis
and the
Department of Computer and Information Science,
Linkoping University(English)
Her teaching experience includes
Introduction to Computers laboratories
(CIS101),
Introduction to Computers lectures and laboratories
(ECS15),
Software Development
(ECS40) ,
Discrete Math
(ECS100/ECS20) ,
Data Structures
(ECS110) ,
Artificial Intelligence
(CIS480)
and Decision-Support Systems (Graduate course in the Medical Informatics program)
(PMD207).
Ph.D.,
June, 1995. Diagnosing
Multiple Interacting Defects with Cue Combination Descriptions.
203 pages.
Abstract ,
Computer Science Department,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
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ICS 313 --
Programming Language Theory
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 101B -- Tools for the Information Age
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 606 -- Intelligent Autonomous Agents co-listed as EE 606.
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 691 (Special Topics) Sec 2 --
Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Informatics
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 461 -- Artificial Intelligence
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 606 -- Intelligent Autonomous Agents, co-listed as EE 606
ICS 313 -- Programming Language Theory
ICS 311 -- Algorithms
ICS 606 -- Intelligent Autonomous Agents, co-listed as EE 606
My CV (pdf)
Dr. Reed's research interests are in the areas of
artificial intelligence, autonomous agents, cognitive modeling,
diagnosis, expert systems, knowledge-based systems, knowledge
acquisition, medical informatics, and real-time systems.
Recent research activities include developing computational models
of diagnostic problem-solving methods, the collection and analysis of
verbal protocols from experts, and modeling human expert
reasoning.
Projects include:
Intelligent Autonomous Agents
This research focuses on developing autonomous agents in software
and robotic applications. One environment examined is the TACSI
Tactical Aircraft Simulator developed at Saab, AB. Funding has been
provided by Saab, AB, Operational Analysis Division, the Network for
Real-time research and education in Sweden, The Center for Industrial
Information Technology, and the Swedish National Board for Industrial
and Technical Development.
Knowledge-Based Systems
Honolulu Chapters of ACM and ACM/SIGGRAPH Formed
ACM -- Member, Association for Computing Machinery.
AHA -- Member, American Heart Association.
ALU -- Member, Association of Lisp Users.
AMIA -- Member, American Medical Informatics Association.
IEEE -- Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the
IEEE Computer Society.
M.S.,
March, 1988. Strategies
and Inexact Models in Computer Hardware Diagnosis. 136 pages.
Abstract ,
Computer Science Department,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
B.S.Biology,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
March, 1977.
Selected Publications
