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Harry Zhou

Position

Professor appointed in 2000

Department of Computer & Information Sciences

Towson University

Towson Maryland 21252

 

Office:

7800 York Road, Suite 474

Phone:

(410) 704-2894

Fax:

(410) 704-3868

E-mial:

zhou@towson.edu

 

 

Qualifications

 

Ph.D. in Computer Science, Vanderbilt University, 1987.

M.S. in Computer Science, Vanderbilt University, 1984.

 

 

 

Experiences

·  8/1989-present - Professor, Department of Computer and Information Sciences, Towson University. Towson, MD

·  11/1987-8/1989 - Research Professor, Institute for Artificial Intelligence, George Washington University. Washington, DC

·  9/1985-11/1987 - Instructor, Department of Computer Science, Vanderbilt University. Nashville, TN

 

 

Research Areas

Data Mining, Machine Learning, Expert Systems, Decision-support Systems, Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Finance and Investment

 

 

 

Current grant:

 

·         Maryland Industrial Partnerships grant in the amount of $141,686 to develop a set of knowledge mining and integration technologies to enhance the capabilities and scalability of Kaelo®, an automated tool for assessing the effectiveness of the board and management of public companies.

 

 

Grants Received in the Past

·         Outreach Technologies Grant in the amount of $38,836. 

·         National Science Foundation grant in the amount of $30,000

·         Outreach Technologies grant in the amount of $48,172

·         National Science Foundation grant (#96522936) in the amount of $170,000

·         National Science Foundation grant (#9651044) in the amount of $74,374

Selected Publications   

·  "Modeling Stock Analysts Decision Making: an Intelligent Decision Support System Approach""  Accepted for publication in Efficient Decision Support Systems: Practice and Challenges – From Current to Future / Book 2. 2011

·  "Automated Recognition and Composition in Dynamic Model Management."International Journal of Information and Management Sciences: Vol.l5, No.1.

·  "EduMaster: Automated Knowledge Engineering and Acquisition." The Journal of Computer Information Systems. Vol. XXXIII, No.3.

·  "ARMMS: Analogical Reasoning Model Management System for Multicriteria Vehicle Scheduling." Annals of Operations Research. Vol. 38: 421-452.

·  "Analogical Learning and Automated Rule Constructions." Journal of Computer Science and Technology. Vol.6, No.4: 316-328.

·  "A Computational Model of Cumulative Learning." Machine Learning. Vol.5, No.4: 383-406. Kluwer Academic Publishers.

·  "Adaptive Knowledge Based Systems and Analogical Reasoning." Advances in Computing and Information. Vol. 468: 314-323. Springer Verlag.

·  "CLEER: Toward Configuration Assessment Logic for Electromagnetic Effects Reduction of Equipment on Warships.” The Naval Engineers Journal: Vol. 101, No.3.

 

Courses Scheduled in fall 2011

                        Sabbatical Leave

Courses Scheduled in Spring 2011

·         COSC 501 - Graduate Student Preparation Course

·         COSC 757 - Data Mining

 

  Personal Interests:

Golfing, playing bridge, reading and fishing

 

 

Major Accomplishments

· caught a Barracuda  of 48 pounds, known as "Tiger of the Sea", near Bahamas. 2003

·  Made 3 hole in ones in my golfing career

·  Won North American Bridge Championship (Flight B), Washington, DC. 1992

 

Quotation:

School is out,

Memories past,

Don't ever doubt,

Our friendship will last.

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