Jennifer S. Kay


Associate Professor
Computer Science Department
Rowan University
201 Mullica Hill Road 
Glassboro,NJ 08028 
kay@elvis.rowan.edu 
Phone: (856) 256-4593
Fax: (856) 256-4741















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Office Hours Spring 2012

 

Class Information

In the Spring of 2012, I am teaching Foundations of Computer Science and independent study

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ROBOTS!

Please visit the RULERRowan University Laboratory for Educational Robotics  web page.

C++ Links



Research Information

My areas of interest include computer science education, intelligent software agents, robotics (especially mobile robots), vehicle teleoperation, human-computer interaction, user interfaces, computers and the elderly, cryptography, computer vision, and artificial intelligence.

Please visit the Rowan University Laboratory for Educational Robotics (RULER) home page.

For my Ph.D., I developed the STRIPE system, which was part of Carnegie Mellon's Navlab Project. STRIPE is a system for teleoperating vehicles across low bandwidth links, and links with delays.

While working on my Ph.D., I also did some work in cryptography. You can take a look at a technical report of mine: Cryptanalysis Techniques: An Example Using Kerberos


Publications

Refereed Publications

Ph.D. Thesis

  • STRIPE: Remote Driving Using Limited Image Data
    Jennifer Kay
    Ph.D. Thesis, Carnegie Mellon University, January 1997. Available as technical report CMU-CS-97-100, Computer Science Department, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA.

Book Chapter

Invited Publications


Technical Links

Useful Links

Fun Stuff

These links are really old. One day, I'll have time to add some of my more recent favorites.

Biographic Stuff

I did my undergraduate work at the University of Pennsylvania, in Computer Science (in the School of Engineering and Applied Science) and in Mathematics (in the School of Arts and Sciences). I also worked in the GRASP Lab at Penn.

While I was an undergraduate I also spent a year as a visiting student at Somerville College, Oxford University, which is in Oxford, in the United Kingdom.

I've also been a research assistant at the AI Vision Research Unit in the Psychology Department at the University of Sheffield.

I graduated with my Ph.D. in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon in December of 1996.  I was a member of the CMU Vision and Autonomous Systems Center (VASC), which is a part of the Robotics Institute. I was also a founding member of VASC's Software Documentation Initiative (SDI), an attempt to put information about our software environment on-line.

I used to be a member of the AI Laboratory in the Advanced Technology Laboratories in Camden, New Jersey .

 I was also a part-time faculty member in the Computing Sciences Department at Villanova University.

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