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Rob Green
Solving Problems, Leading People
Rob Green is an Associate Professor of Computer & Data Science at Bowling Green State University (BGSU).12 Here are some key details about him:
Academic Background
- Dr. Green received his B.S. in Computer Science & Applied Mathematics from Geneva College in 2005.1
- He earned his M.S. in Computer Science with a focus on Operations Research from BGSU in 2007.1
- He completed his Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Toledo in 2012, focusing on Computational Intelligence & High Performance Computing applications for power system reliability evaluation.1
Professional Experience
- After his master's degree, he worked in various professional roles at companies like HCR Manorcare, Maritz Research, and Hart Associates from 2007 to 2008.1
- He served as a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Toledo from 2012 to 2013.1
- Currently, he holds the Shantanu and Reni Narayen Professorship in Computer Science at BGSU.2
Research and Expertise
Dr. Green's research interests span several areas:
- Computational Science and Intelligence
- Software Engineering
- High Performance Computing
- Cloud Computing
- Power System Reliability
- Intrusion Detection
- Optimization
His current focus is on developing methods to improve kidney transplantation practices through data analysis, simulation, and optimization.1
Teaching and Service
- He serves as the Undergraduate Coordinator for the Computer Science department at BGSU.3
- Dr. Green is known for his passion for teaching and solving problems through code.14
Dr. Green describes himself as an agile and dynamic computer scientist with a passion for teaching and entrepreneurship, drawn to applied, cross-disciplinary research.4
Highlights
Congratulations to my Ph.D. in Data Science student at Bowling Green State University, Mostafa M. Rezaee, now officially Dr. Mostafa M. Rezaee!
I had the great pleasure of hooding Mostafa M. Rezaee last week after his successful completion and defense of his dissertation titled, "SaveBirds.app: Democratizing Breeding Bird Survey Data Using Data Science".
If anyone's looking for a solid #DataScientist I suggest you reach out to him.
Congrats Mostafa M. Rezaee!
Congratulations to all the MS in #ComputerScience and MS in #DataScience students at Bowling Green State University that successfully presented their projects today. Take a look at what they've done below.
Well done all!
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Reproducing a study that Machine Learning to Predict the Outcome of Kidney Transplants by Joseph Bauer
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Hardware Fault-Tolerant Edge Computing for Smart Buildings with Intel Xeon 4th Gen by Sai Bhargavi Nuthalapati
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Automatically Summarizing Structured Bug Reports by Vinuthna Reddy Gadilla
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How to Configure Edge Computing Datacenters by Sumanth Guduru Classifying Users’ Reviews to Respond in Google Play by Mohsen Jafari
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Demonstrating Web Attacks for Educational purposes by Manojkumar Matli
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Using SVD-based document representation for text classification using Reuters data by Gayathri Pittu
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Software Fault-Tolerant Edge Computing for Smart Buildings with Intel Xeon 4th Gen by Sai Sree Lakshmi Tuta
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Demystifying Feature Convergence in Diverse Android Apps by Harikrishna Sappidi
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Improving Kidney Donations and Exchange Using Genetic Programming by Aayusha Shrestha
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HLA Imputation using Machine Learning by Ajay Singh
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City Code Enforcement Mobile Application by Manasa Ullam
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HLA Imputation Using Transformer Machine learning Model by Divyansh Yadav
