Dr. Wei
Zhong is the assistant professor in Division of Math and Computer Science at University of South Carolina Upstate.
Dr. Zhong
received his Ph.D. degree in computer science
from Georgia State University, U.S.A,
in 2006.
Research Interests:
- Data Mining
- Bioinformatics
More information on my
research can be found in my research page.
Teaching Information:
I have taught the
following courses:
- SCSC
200 Computer Science I (Fall 2008)
- SCSC
525 Data Mining (Fall 2008)
- SCSC 525 Data Mining (Spring 2007)
- SCSC 300
Computer Science II (Spring 2008 Fall 2007 Spring 2007 Fall 2006)
- SCSC 150 Introduction to
Computer Science (Spring 2008)
- CSc7351 C++
Programming to Solve Bioinformatics Problems (Fall 2005)
- CSc7350 Java
Programming to Solve Bioinformatics Problems (Spring 2005)
- CSc 2310 Principles
of Computer Programming I (Spring 2005)
For more information on
the courses I have taught, visit my teaching page.
Awards and Honors:
- Outstanding
Research Award from
the
Computer Science Department at Georgia
State University
(2005)
- Georgia State
University Molecular Basis of Disease Program
Fellowship (2005-2006)
- Georgia State
University Molecular Basis of Disease Program
Fellowship (2004-2005)
- Faculty
Scholarship Award of the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State
University (2002)
- Research
Assistantship from the Computer Science Department at Georgia State
University (2002-2003)
- V.V. Lavroff Calculus Award of the Mathematics and
Statistics Department at Georgia
State University
(2002)
- Outstanding
Senior Award
of the Computer Science Department at Georgia State
University (2002)
- Dean's
Scholarship Key
of the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State
University (2002)
- Summa Cum Laude
of Bachelor of Science (6/137 graduates) at Georgia
State University
(2001)
- Dean's
Scholarship Key of the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State
University (2001)
- Faculty
Scholarship Award of the College
of Arts and Sciences
at Georgia State University
(2001)