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Welcome!
My name is Dr. Marek A. Suchenek. I'm a tenured full professor of
Computer Science at the California State University, Dominguez Hills.
I hope you'll find this website of mine interesting and useful. I'm a
busy professor trying to enlighten the minds of my students and
colleges. In my spare time, I enjoy music, ocean swimming, bike riding, traveling (watch the
first part of an upcoming video
and pics), sports car
driving (particularly, on German Autobahns) and
target shooting.
The areas of my professional expertise intersect with:
• Logical
Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
• Deductive Data Bases
• Knowledge Representation & Processing
• Real-Time Operating Systems
• Software Correctness, Testing & Verification
• Computability & Undecidability Theory
• Analysis of Algorithms
• Mathematical
Logic
• Applied
Mathematics
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My favorite paper,
representative of some of my past research (it's abstract and very
theoretical) is:
• Preservation
Properties in Deductive Data Bases (1992) (pdf)
My
teaching
interest
included:
• Discrete
Mathematics
• Data
Structures
• Operating
Systems
Concepts
• Programming
Languages
• Analysis
of
Algorithms & NP-Completeness Theory (my favorite)
• Finite Automata, Mathematical Linguistics, & Decidability Theory
• Computers
and
Society (it is so fun to teach)
My
teaching
objective
is
to
offer
my students a first-hand knowledge of
the state-of-the-art of the discipline. I believe that by watching me
solve problems in classroom, my students learn what they usually cannot
find in their textbooks: how to become successful and creative
problem-solvers.
I have learned from
some of my former students that this timeless ability they acquired in
my classes has
greatly enhanced their professional careers.
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