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Re: Faculty Positions at Utah
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- Subject: Re: Faculty Positions at Utah
- From: Griss at UTAH-20 (Martin.Griss)
- Date: Sat ,7 Mar 81 12:47:00 EDT
- Cc: griss at UTAH-20
I would like to bring the following announcemnt to your attention,
and would appreciate it if it could be forwarded to any likely prospects.
(We are not specifically looking for "LISP" people, though I personally
would be delighted to have an additional person interested in LISP
Implementations, personal Machines, LISP extensions and LISP applications).
Please contact me for further information [Griss@utah-20]
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
Computer Science Faculty Positions
The Department of Computer Science at the University of Utah seeks applications
for the ranks of Assistant and Associate Professor. Both regular and visiting
appointments will be considered. A successful candidate for Assistant
Professor must earn the Ph.D. in Computer Science or a related field prior to
December 1981. Candidates for Associate Professor must have, in addition, at
least three years of teaching and research experience in Computer Science.
The Department currently has 13 tenure-track faculty members, as well as an
additional 4 serving in research capacity. The student population includes
approximately 350 undergraduate majors, 55 Master's degree students, and 30 PhD
students.
The Department has an excellent complement of computing facilities, with usual
conveniences like terminals in all offices, access via both the Arpanet and
Telenet, and very powerful facilities for computer graphics, and document
production. Research equipment includes a DECsystem 2060, Burroughs 1865, DEC
PDP-10 KA, PDP-11/60, PDP-11/45, HP3000/33, E&S Picture System, Grinnell color
frame buffer, a large variety of mini- and micro-computers, a Computervision
CAD VLSI design system, and shortly a VAX/750. Output devices include a Barco
high resolution color monitor, a four color plotter, and a Mergenthaler
Omnitech/2000 Photocomposer.
Special research facilities within the Department support projects in algebraic
computation, computer-aided geometric design, data-flow and multiprocessor
architectures, graphical software development tools, high-precision
photographic work, sensory information processing, software portability, symbol
manipulation systems, and text-searching machines. Additionally, the
Department is the major contributor to a University facility for VLSI
fabrication, which is now operational in its building.
Starting date for the appointment is 1 July 1981. Direct vita, along with the
names of three or more references, to:
Professor Robert M. Keller
Chairman, Faculty Search Committee
Department of Computer Science
University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
The University of Utah is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer.