Dr. Seung-yun Kim, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Sciences Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and Engineering School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Shepherd University

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Contact Information

Shepherd University
Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and Engineering
301 N. King St.
Shepherdstown, WV 25443-5000

Office: Stutzman-Slonaker Hall 211-F
Phone: 304-876-5017
Email: skim@shepherd.edu

Recent Professional and Academic Activities Published Peer-reviewed Articles Towards an Optimal Network Topology Modeling in Wireless Sensor Networks: A Hybrid Approach at the ISCA SNA 2009 A Perspective on the Design of Human Centered Collaboration Systems at the IEEE IRI 2009 Modeling and Analysis of a Web-based Collaborative Information System: Petri net-based Collaborative Enterprise at the IJIDS, 2009 Developing Computer Engineering Program in Shepherd University: A Case Study at the FECS 2009 ... More Dr. Kim's Research Editing the Shepherd University Journal of Undergraduate Research (SUJUR) Vol. 1, 2009 ... check it out

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