Stephen Houser
Lecturer of Computer Science
Education
- May 1996, University of Southern Maine, Master of Science in Computer Science. Concentration in Operating Systems, Networks, and System Architecture. Thesis: Network File Server Performance in a University Environment: A Case Study.
- 1993, University of Southern Maine, B.S. in Computer Science
Current Courses
Research Interests
Software development, operating systems, computer networks, mobile devices and development, micro-controllers.
Stephen Houser is a technology leader with extensive experience in information technology project management, software development, data communications, operating systems, and mobile applications. An adjunct faculty member in the Department of Computer Science, he teaches courses in data communications, operating systems, mobile development, and robotics. Mr. Houser is an enthusiastic and forward thinking technologies, developer, woodworker, tinkerer, father, and scoutmaster, who enjoys the outdoors as much as the indoors with his two children.
Professor Houser’s professional and research activities fall into three broad categories: management/leadership, software (mobile) development, and digital studies. As a veteran technology leader, he continues to advance technology leadership through seminars, books, conferences, and institutes. A long-time software developer, he uses the mobile platform and has published or delivered numerous successful apps on iOS and Android.
Mr. Houser’s keenness for interdisciplinary work leads him to frequently cross the borders of computer science and technology in order to creatively apply or modify the tools and approaches of computing in fields such as art, gaming, and communication.
Education
- May 1996, University of Southern Maine, Master of Science in Computer Science. Concentration in Operating Systems, Networks, and System Architecture. Thesis: Network File Server Performance in a University Environment: A Case Study.
- 1993, University of Southern Maine, B.S. in Computer Science
Current Courses
Research Interests
Software development, operating systems, computer networks, mobile devices and development, micro-controllers.
