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| − | Susan (Mabry) Alexander is a Professor of Computer Science at Walla Walla University ([http://www.wallawalla.edu | + | Susan (Mabry) Alexander is a Professor of Computer Science at Walla Walla University ([http://www.wallawalla.edu WWU]) in College Place, Washington. Previously, she taught at Whitworth University for a number of years. Prior to that, she was a technology manager with Northrop Grumman Corporation and a Northrop Fellow. She has been the principal investigator for various research projects including with NSF, "Intelligent Medical Monitoring System". Dr. Alexander's interests include intelligent medical decision support systems, modeling and simulation, and agent-oriented processing. She teaches a variety of classes: programming classes, operating systems, artificial intelligence, ethics, technology management, database management and survey of computing. |
| − | Dr. Alexander has a number of outside interests, camping, kayaking, art, exploring the outdoors and gardening with her husband, and playing with our "doodles" - "Kylee" | + | Dr. Alexander has a number of outside interests, camping, kayaking, art, exploring the outdoors and gardening with her husband, and playing with our "doodles" - "Kylee" an Australian Labradoodle, and "Bilbo" a Goldendoodle! |
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Susan (Mabry) Alexander is a Professor of Computer Science at Walla Walla University (WWU) in College Place, Washington. Previously, she taught at Whitworth University for a number of years. Prior to that, she was a technology manager with Northrop Grumman Corporation and a Northrop Fellow. She has been the principal investigator for various research projects including with NSF, "Intelligent Medical Monitoring System". Dr. Alexander's interests include intelligent medical decision support systems, modeling and simulation, and agent-oriented processing. She teaches a variety of classes: programming classes, operating systems, artificial intelligence, ethics, technology management, database management and survey of computing.
Dr. Alexander has a number of outside interests, camping, kayaking, art, exploring the outdoors and gardening with her husband, and playing with our "doodles" - "Kylee" an Australian Labradoodle, and "Bilbo" a Goldendoodle!
