Ian Parberry

Education

1984. Ph.D. (Computer Science), University of Warwick, England.
1981. B.Sc. with First Class Honours in Computer Science and Mathematics, University of Queensland, Australia.
1980. B.Sc., University of Queensland, Australia.

1998-present. President, Third Hemisphere Interactive.
1995-present. Professor, Department of Computer Sciences, University of North Texas.
1990-1995. Associate Professor, Department of Computer Sciences, University of North Texas.
1984-1990. Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Penn State University.

For more details of Ian Parberry's academic career, see his academic web page.

Programmer for TrapWords, a word game from MindGames International, 1999.
Programmer for the Roboski ROS, a maritime command-and-control application from Robotek Engineering, 1998.
Producer and lead programmer for Subhunt, a real-time 3D action game from Spectrum Pacific Publishing, 1997
Author of five books
Author of numerous scientific publications
Editor of SIGACT News, Founding Editor of SIGACT News Online, published by the Association for Computing Machinery

Killer programmer (experienced with dozens of programming languages, most recently C, C++, Perl, Java; skilled in acquiring new languages on demand)
Microsoft Windows API and MFC programming
Microsoft DirectX
Multimedia (graphics, sound, animation, music) programming
Computer game programming
Computer game production
Algorithm design and analysis
AI and motion planning for computer games
HTML and web page design, CGI programming
Experienced author, Editor, educator, and public speaker

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Created May 28, 1998. Last Updated Thu Oct 25 19:33:17 CDT 2001