Biography
Mark Boady is an Associate Teaching Professor at Drexel University's College of Computing & Informatics (CCI). His interests include computer science education, computer algebra, quantum computers, and cool math puzzles. Professor Boady earned his PhD at CCI in spring 2016 (advised by Professor Jeremy Johnson and Professor Pavel Grinfeld) where he researched automating the computation of problems in the Calculus of Moving Surfaces (CMS). He received all his degrees from Drexel (BS 2006 and MS 2012). Since joining Drexel's faculty in fall 2015, he has taught CCI courses in areas such as the mathematical foundations of computer science, introductory programming and concurrent programming.
Research Areas
- Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science
- STEAM Education
Research Interests
Computer algebra, computations theory, concurrent programming, quantum computers
Academic Distinctions
- PhD in Computer Science, Drexel University
- MS, Computer Science, Drexel University
- BA, Computer Science (cum laude), Drexel University