Visiting Faculty, Computer Science & Engineering
Q: Visiting Faculty, Computer Science & Engineering!?
A: Computer Science and Engineering Department University of Nebraska - Lincoln Visiting Faculty / Post-Doctoral Fellow Positions Computer Science and Engineering Department University of Nebraska - Lincoln Applications are invited for Visiting Faculty / Post-Doctoral Fellow positions for one year to begin on August 17, 1998. Duties will include undergraduate and/or graduate instruction and research. Outstanding candidates with teaching and/or research experience in the following areas are sought: * VLSI design, design automation, and systems architecture, * Database and information systems, * Software engineering and human-computer interaction, * Communications, networking, and distributed systems, and * Theory and algorithms. Applicants at all levels of experience and with a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a closely related field are eligible. Salary is negotiable and will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. These positions are non-tenure leading. However, the CSE Department has tenure-line vacancies and will be conducting searches during the coming academic year. Applications by visiting faculty for tenure-line positions will receive full consideration. The CSE Department currently has 20 full-time faculty lines (with three vacancies). The Department offers degrees programs both in computer science and in computer engineering leading to BS, MS, and PhD degrees. The CSE Department doctoral program recently was rated by the National Research Council second highest in the Big 8 Conference. The faculty research interests cover a wide range of topics in the defined focus areas of communication theory & foundations, distributed systems, human-centered software design, and visual information processing. Currently 100 students are enrolled in the graduate program and 500 in the undergraduate program. CSE Department faculty members are active participants in state-supported research centers, including the Center for Communication and Information Sciences, the Center for Technology Management and Information Science, the Center for Advanced Land Management Information Technologies, the Center for Biotechnology, and the Center for Infrastructure Research. Current funding for research from external sources is over $2.7M. Funding for active projects from the past year exceeded $800K with over $250K institutional support for more than 30 projects. Further information about the Department may be obtained from the web page at "http://cse.unl.edu/". As the largest educational institution in the state, UNL has since its founding in 1869 been a distinguished land grant institution. A member of the American Association of Universities, UNL also is a Carnegie I Research University and a member of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges. There are nine undergraduate colleges and a law college as well as a graduate division granting degrees at the baccalaureate, master's and doctoral levels. Approximately 24,000 students matriculate annually. There are 32 doctoral programs, 63 master's programs, 130 undergraduate sequences and 14 pre-professional areas of study. The colleges are: Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources, Architecture, Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Engineering & Technology, Fine & Performing Arts, Human Resources and Family Sciences, Journalism & Mass Communications, Law, and Teachers. Screening begins immediately