| Professional Bio
William Ziegler is a graduate of Syracuse University,
the State University of New York at Binghamton, and
Broome Community College. His computer science
interests are in computer systems analysis and design,
engineering management, digital system design, and
effective communication in engineering and science.
Professor Ziegler has been a consultant to and/or
supervised student projects at well over 100
organizations including IBM, Lockheed Martin,
Borg-Warner, Corning Inc, and New York State Electric
and Gas. He has authored numerous papers that have been
published by organizations such as the IEEE, ACM, and
ASEE. Professor Ziegler is also the Faculty Master of
Newing College, a residential living/learning community
at Binghamton University.
Research Interests
Computer systems analysis and design, engineering management, digital system
design, and effective communication in engineering and science.
Courses taught
- CS210: Computer Systems I
- CS346: Enterprise Systems
- CS446: Enterprise Systems Management
- CS495: Senior Seminar in Computer Science
Other Courses Taught
- CS101: Introductory Topics in Computer Science
- CS140: Introduction to Computer Programming
- CS220: Computer Systems II
- CS395: Computer Science Internship
- CS396: Computer Science Co-op
- CS471: Programming Languages
Selected Publications
- Internet and Classroom-Based Automated Evaluation
Systems; Computers in Education Journal; Vol. XVII; No.
4;
- Simulation and Animation of Engineering Systems;
Proceeding of the ASEE Annual Conference, Honolulu,
Hawaii
- Internet and Classroom Based Automated Evaluation
Systems; Proceeding of the ASEE Annual Conference,
Chicago, IL
- Multidisciplinary Outreach Program Based on
Integrating Digital Electronics, Digital Photography, and
Roller-coasters; Proceedings of the American Society for
Engineering Educators Annual Conference, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
- A Peer Assessment Methodology - Now and for the
Future; Proceedings of the ASEE St. Lawrence
Conference
- Teaching Teamwork, and a Method to Evaluate Individual
Contributions to a Team; Proceedings of the ASEE Annual
Conference, Nashville, TN
- A PLA Emulation Laboratory, Proceedings of the IEEE
ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuits)
International Conference, Winipeg, Canada
Selected Recent Industrial Projects Supervised
- IBM Corporation, Accounting Application Rewrite,
$45,200
- IBM Corporation, Web Site Development, $75,000
- Lockheed Martin Control Sys., CF-34 Engine Controls,
$17,200.
- NYSEG, Y2K Compliance Analysis, $7,300
- NYSEG, Systems Analysis-Cost & Function, $57,000.
- Merrill Lynch, Database Admin. & Maintenance,
$7,300
- Corning Incorporated, Upgrade for Year 2000,
$32,000
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Longitudinal Database
System, $145,000
- BU Computer Center, Reconfiguration of Digital Images,
$8,700
- Cornell (Univ) Cooperative Ext., Database Upgrade,
$11,500
- Lockheed Martin Federal Sys., Intelligent Management
System, $7,750
- BOCES, Electronic Banking System Update, $17,200
- BOCES, Customer Database Development, $22,000
- BU Library, PC Systems Upgrade, $46,000
- Lockheed Martin, NT System Update, $19,200
- BorgWarner Automotive, Y2K Conversion of Payroll
System, $28,000
- Chenango Forks School Dist. Network Management,
$11,500
- Binghamton Univ. Foundation, Database Software
Development, $22,000
- BU Computer Services, Campus Network Support,
$31,800
- Pozzi-Tech Inc., Corporate Documentation
writing/editing, $15,000
- Pozzi-Tech Inc., Web site (animated), $20,000
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