Mathematics & Computer Science Professors
Professors not yet pictured in Profiles:
Dr. Robert Webber, bwebber@hsc.edu, (434) 223- 6212
 Dr. Paul F. HemlerProfessor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 110 | (434) 223-6202 phemler@hsc.edu If students are not careful, they will learn some computer science, mathematics, and physics. |
 Dr. Heidi HulsizerAssistant Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 107 | (434) 223-6499 hhulsizer@hsc.edu "The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking." - Albert Einstein |
 Dr. Robb Tyson KoetherProfessor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 114 | (434) 223-6207 rkoether@hsc.edu In the basic problem, a player is placing wagers on the outcome of a coin-toss. An all-knowing oracle announces how the coin will land. |
 Dr. Brian C. LinsAssistant Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 124 | (434) 223-6264 blins(at)hsc(dot)edu "If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is." -- John von Neumann |
 Dr. David S. PellandAssociate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 126 | (434) 223-6886 dpelland@hsc.edu "But just as much as it is easy to find the differential [derivative] of a given quantity, so it is difficult to find the integral of a given differential. " -- Johann Bernoulli |
 Dr. Marcus H. PendergrassAssociate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 125 | (434) 223-6331 mpendergrass@hsc.edu Dr. Koether and I are discussing our joint research in Game Theory with a student. |
 Dr. Thomas ValenteAssociate Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Bagby Hall 123 | (434) 223-6210 tvalente@hsc.edu Learn how classical number theory results by Fermat and Euler from the 18th century have contributed to schemes for both “private key” and “public key cryptography.” |