George T. Heineman
George T. Heineman is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at WPI. His research interests are in Software Engineering. He co-edited the 2001 book "Component-Based Software Engineering: Putting the Pieces Together". He was the Program Chair for the 2005 International Symposium on Component-Based Software Engineering.
Aside from his professional pursuits, George is an avid puzzler. He invented Sujiken®, a Sudoku variation played on a right-triangle arrangement of cells in which numbers cannot repeat in a horizontal row, vertical column or diagonal in any direction. See more at http://www.sujiken.com.
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- May Column: Multi-threaded Algorithm Implementations, June 19 2009
- April Column: Computational Geometry, May 15 2009
- March Column: Network Flow Algorithms, April 06 2009
- February Column: Improving Performance Of Algorithms, March 03 2009
- January Column: Algorithm to Solve FreeCell Solitaire Games, January 18 2009
- December Column: Searching Algorithms, December 04 2008
- November Column: Welcome to Algorithms in a Nutshell, October 25 2008
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