Computer Science Electrical

Charles C. Tappert, Ph.D.

Office: CSIS, Pace University, Goldstein Center

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E-mail: ********@****.***

Phone: 914-***-**** Fax: x3533

Extensive experience in computer science,

specializing in pattern recognition, pen computing and speech applications,

information assurance, forensics, artificial intelligence, and project management.

Taught graduate and undergraduate courses, supervised dissertations,

and secured government contracts.

Over 100 publications.Education

Ph.D. Electrical Eng.,

Cornell,

ECE Fulbright Scholar,

Royal Inst. Tech., Stockholm

M.S. Electrical Eng.,

Cornell,

ECE B.S. Engineering Sciences,

SwarthmoreAcademic Experience,, Computer Science Professor 2000-present

Associate Program Director of the

Doctor of Professional Studies (D.P.S.) in Computing program;

supervised three M.S. theses and fifteen D.P.S. dissertations;

Director Pervasive Computing Lab;

teaches Software Engineering, Capstone Projects, D.P.S. Research Seminar and Emerging IT

U.S. Military Academy, Computer Science Associate Professor 1993-2000

Taught undergraduate courses in Graphics, Languages, Databases, Info Systems, Intro Computing

SUNY Purchase and

Pace University, Adjunct Associate Professor 1990-1993

Taught undergraduate courses in

computer operating systems and data structures

North Carolina State University, Computer Science Adjunct

Assistant Professor 1968-1972

Taught graduate pattern recognition courses, supervised five M.S. theses and three Ph.D.

dissertationsConsulting/Research/Corporate Experience

Consultant: Wearable and Pen Computing, Handwriting Recognition,

Patents 1992-present

Expert consultant on patent infringement cases

re pen computing/handwriting recognition (1997-present)

Army Research Labs:

Investigated the military potential of wearable computers (summers of 1996 and 97)

Gave seminars on online handwriting recognition at,,

(1992-93)

Improved IBM ThinkWrite

handwriting recognizer and added European

languages (1992-93, summer 94)

Research:

IBM Watson Lab:

Pen Computing, Speech/Handwriting Recognition 1972-1992

Spearheaded development of

the handwriting recognizer in IBM's ThinkPad product

Handwriting research

project leader: supervised Post Doctoral, co-op, and

summer students

Developed speech

recognition systems for discrete words and continuous

speech

Research:

Systems Division:

Speech Recognition and Processing 1967-1972

Secured government

contracts, principal investigator on six Rome Air Development Center contracts

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