Welcome! This is the home page for Ted Markowitz at
the University of New Haven's Department of Electrical & Computer
Engineering and Computer Science. Here you'll find information on
the courses I teach as well as how to contact me when you need
assistance or advice. Classes I have taught (or are hoping to teach in
coming semesters) include Computer Security, Web Application Development, and
Artificial Intelligence, among others. Click on the class-related links on this page for more
detailed information on those courses.
Here's a brief bit on my background: I've worked in the
Information Technology arena for over 25 years with firms such as
American Express, Xerox, and Netscape Communications, where I've enjoyed
a number of positions that have included advanced technology research,
management of programming and IT support teams, as well as hands-on
development using the latest systems and tools. It was during this time
that I earned my MS in Computer Science from Columbia. Since 2000 I've
been a principle and Chief Architect with
Cognosys LLC, which is a systems
consulting firm in Connecticut where I've worked on projects for both
large companies like AOL and other small firms as well.
Most recently I've decided to once again take up teaching and am
currently in the midst of completing my doctoral dissertation at
Pace University in NY in the field of Machine Learning as it
might be used to construct large, relevant training and testing
databases in a more efficient and autonomous manner. This work
is being pursued in conjunction with the
anti-spam
researchers at IBM Research in Hawthorne, NY. Here's a
paper from
the CEAS 2006 conference describing some of the work which
will appear in the dissertation.
