David S Dilworth, PhD

Visiting Professor (2005-2006 and 2006-2007)

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

University of Toledo

 

Email: David.Dilworth@eecs.utoledo.edu

 

Resume (October 2007)

 

Support from the Lloyd and Mabel Johnson Foundation

  • Management and treatment of Glaucoma
  • Support for EECS 4000 Senior Design Project
    • $50 limit per group
    • Support is for any project area (it isn’t limited to Glaucoma related areas)
    • Reimbursement for student expenditures
    • Original itemized receipts required (credit card slips do NOT work)
    • Payment issued through UT
      1. Buy the appropriate supplies as needed for your EECS 4000 Project
      2. Payment is requested by filling out the “UT Travel Form”
      3. Submit the completed form (type or ink, with receipts) to the EECS office

Please merge your purchases (not to exceed $50) on one form

 

Availability: By appointment

 

Teaching in EECS at UT was a very rewarding experience for me.  I liked the UT student profiles; they are a good mixture of talented, hard working, and motivated students.  I also liked the size of the college, variety of engineering departments, co-op program, and the undergrad/grad setting.

 

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