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Keith O Geddes

Personal Biographical Information


Citizenship

Place of Birth: North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

Canadian citizen

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Degrees
Ph.D. University of Toronto Computer Science 1973
M.Sc. University of Toronto Computer Science 1970
B.A. University of Saskatchewan Mathematics 1968

 

Doctoral Dissertation Title

Algorithms for Analytic Approximation


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Employment History
2009—
present
Professor Emeritus Computer Science Univ of Waterloo
1991—
  2008
Professor Computer Science Univ of Waterloo
2001—
  2002
Associate Chair, Undergraduate Affairs Computer Science Univ of Waterloo
1996—
  1998
Associate Dean, Computing & Director of MFCF Faculty of Mathematics Univ of Waterloo
1991—
  1994
Associate Dean, Graduate Studies & Research Faculty of Mathematics Univ of Waterloo
1978—
  1991
Associate Professor Computer Science Univ of Waterloo
1988—
  1989
Associate Dean, Computing Faculty of Mathematics Univ of Waterloo
1980—
  1982
Associate Chair, Graduate Affairs Computer Science Univ of Waterloo
1973—
  1978
Assistant Professor Computer Science Univ of Waterloo
1973
Summer
Assistant Professor Computer Science Univ of Toronto


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Awards and Honours
2014 Alumni of Influence Award University of Saskatchewan

2011

ACM/SIGSAM Richard D. Jenks Memorial Prize to The Maple Project

For Excellence in Software Engineering Applied to Computer Algebra
2011 Journal of Symbolic Computation, 46 (7), July 2011 Special Issue in Honour of Keith Geddes on his 60th Birthday
2008 MICA 2008: Milestones in Computer Algebra A 60th birthday conference in honour of my career
2004 NSERC Synergy Award to U of W, Western & Maplesoft Recognizing productive collaboration between SCG, ORCCA & Maplesoft
1997 Paul G. Sorenson Distinguished Graduate Lecture University of Saskatchewan
1969—
  1973
NRC Postgraduate Scholarship For graduate study at University of Toronto
1969 High Honours in Mathematics University of Saskatchewan
1968 Honours Scholarship (for 4th-year study) University of Saskatchewan


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