Leo Irakliotis

From Leo

Sometimes I lie awake at night and I ask "Why am I here?". Then a voice answers "Why? Where do you want to be?"

Charlie Brown (by Charles M. Schulz)

I teach computer science at the University of Chicago. I joined the University in 1998 and have served the Department of Computer Science as its associate chairman and director of the Professional Programs. My research is focused on datamining and database applications. I have developed and taught a number of new courses ranging from medical informatics to information technology as intellectual property. I have extensive experience as an independent consultant on matters of information technology patents, learning and development, IT strategy, and corporate education. For more information please review this brief biographical statement.

Spring Quarter 2008: Databases course (53001). Also there will be opportunities for students interested in short-term research projects in datamining of emergency communications data.

Leo Irakliotis Department of Computer Science, The University of Chicago 1100 East 58th Street, Ryerson Hall, Chicago, IL 60637 skype: lgreco67 --- voice mail: +1 773 702 6209 --- fax: don't! Πληροφορίες στα Ελληνικά