Chris Hartman
Associate
Professor
Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Phone/Fax/Email/Mailing addresses
This (Fall 2006) semester I’m teaching CS201 (Computer Science I) and CS411/611 (Analysis of Algorithms). Class information is available to registered students on the UAF Blackboard website.
Interests: Combinatorics, graph theory, virtual reality and computer graphics, computational science, information assurance, computer security.
Some virtual reality projects I worked on as a graduate student.
In Spring 2003 I taught an honors course in Mathematical Graphics (basically, computer graphics to investigate mathematics, for students that aren’t computer science types). The students wrote up their projects here: mccaleb veazey luptak
My mathematical research concentrates on graph theory, especially graph coloring problems. Here are some of my papers, including my Ph.D. thesis.
For my computer science papers, see our web page on the BLUI (Body Language User Interface) project. We are exploring ways to interact with a virtual reality environment, with emphasis on artistic applications.
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