Dr. Stephen W. Clyde, Assistant Prof.
		Computer Science Department Utah State University University UMC 4205 Logan, UT 84322-4205		Voice: (435) 797-2307 Fax: (435) 797-3265 E-mail: swc@stevec.cs.usu.edu Office: M401D Old Main Hours: MWF 11:00-12:00

• General Research Statement
• Current Research and Development Projects
• Past Projects
• Research Interests
• Classes
• Recent Publications & Unrefereed Works
• Education
• Employment History
• Biographical Sketch
• Contact Information

Education

• PhD 1993, Computer Science, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

Employment History

• Aug. 1993 - Present.....Assistant Professor, Utah State University
• Jul. 1989 - Aug. 1993...Software Engineering Consultant, SWC & Associates
• Aug. 1989 - Apr. 1993...Instructor & Research Assistant, Brigham Young University
• Jan. 1989 - Jul. 1989...Cheif Engineer, Cerisyn
• Jan. 1981 - Jan. 1989...VP of Engineer & Board Member, Clyde Digital Systems
• Dec. 1974 - Dec. 1979...Systems Analysts & Programmer, Intelligent Systems Corporation

Short Biographical Sketch

Dr. Stephen Clyde is currently an assistant professor at Utah State University, specializing in software engineering, object- oriented models and methods, and distributed systems. Current research areas include:

• Reusibility of user-interface design knowledge
• Analysis, Specification, and Design templates
• Near-real time navigation of high-resolution images over the Internet.
• Improving the quality of object-oriented designs
• Migration and replication of objects in distributed object systems
• Formal models for object-oriented systems analysis, specification, and design
• Modeling intra-object concurrency and re-entrant behavior
• Applying object-oriented software development model, methods, and tools to web-application development

Stephen has been the principal investigator of numerous development projects that range from an innovate information system for searching job listing to a web-site for National Scenic Byways. Most of projects has have integrate concepts from object orientation, distributed systems, database systems, and multimedia. The development projects have provided an excellent testbed for emerging formal models and methods and well as stimulas for new research. The have also provided wonderful work experience and funding for many graduate students

Stephen has published papers on a variety of topics including: formal software models, object-oriented design methods, knowledge-based code generation, and expert systems. He has also made many presentations on his research and development activities at conferences, workshops, and seminars.

He received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, in April 1993. While at BYU, Stephen taught courses on operating system design, data and computer communications, programming environments, and software quality.

Before his experience at BYU, Stephen worked in industry for 14 years as a software developer, systems analyst, and chief scientist. Some of his accomplishments include co-founding a successful software company, developing numerous commercial software systems, and inventing a knowledge-based code generator that automatically produces source code from high-level designs.

Stephen and his wife, Emily, are the parents of seven wonderful children, Jamie, David, Joseph, Matthew, Nathan, Angela, and Danial. For relaxation, Stephen enjoys bicycling, photography, painting, and cooking. But most of all, he enjoys activities with his family like RV'ing, swimming, canoeing, building models, traveling, and working around the house.