In addition to teaching computer sciences and mathematics at Wells, Professor Shilepsky has worked for more than twenty years as a software engineer for Digicomp Research in Ithaca, NY on projects that include avionics software for military helicopters, hardware and software for air surveillance systems, expert systems for adaptive radar control, safety analysis for submarine weapons control software, an evaluation of program verification methodologies, and an analysis of G.I.S. needs for a major electric and gas utility. This experience has fed into her courses in programming, software engineering, database management, and web programming.

Education:
1965     B.A. Connecticut College, Mathematics
1968     M.A. University of Wisconsin, Mathematics
1971     Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Mathematics

Select Publications:
Shilepsky, C., Bucknell, M., & Taylor, R. “Integrated Multi-Domain Radar
Demonstration.” ADC-TR-91-343, Rome Air Development Center. Griffiss AFB, NY, 1991.

Shilepsky, C., "Simulation Techniques for an Inventory System with Interchangeable Recoverable Items," SORIE Technical Report No. 549, Ithaca, NY: Cornell University, May, 1980.

Shilepsky, C. and Hannsgen, K. , “A Boundedness Theorem for Volterra Equations," Journal of Differential Equations 10 (1971).

Courses Taught:
Business and Management Software
HTML
Computer Programming I and II
Internet Architecture and Programming
Software Engineering
Database Systems
Artificial Intelligence
Operations Research
Senior Seminar in Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Writing for WWW

Last updated: 09/20/2005