Professor of Computer Science & Software Engineering
My research is in algorithmic number theory. I often work with Butler undergraduate students, and I often use Butler's cluster, the Big Dawg.
If you only find a link, which does not lead to a freely downloadable version of the paper, contact me and I can send you a PDF, so long as it's for private or educational purposes.
My Butler Home Page: https://blue.butler.edu/~jsorenso
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About Jon Sorenson
My research is in algorithmic number theory. I often work with Butler undergraduate students, and I often use Butler's cluster, the Big Dawg.
If you only find a link, which does not lead to a freely downloadable version of the paper, contact me and I can send you a PDF, so long as it's for private or educational purposes.
My Butler Home Page: https://blue.butler.edu/~jsorenso
| Present | Professor, Butler University ‐ Department of Computer Science & Software Engineering | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Grants
| 2009 - 2015 | Scholarships for Economically Disadvantaged Students From Indianapolis |
| National Science Foundation - 0850040 | |
| Role: co-PI | |
| Colleague(s): Anne Wilson (PI) Joseph Kirsch (Co-PI) Michael Zimmerman (Former Co-PI) | |
| $561,983.00 | |
| 2001 - 2006 | Scholarships for Computer Science and Software Engineering |
| National Science Foundation - 0123109 | |
| Role: co-PI | |
| Colleague(s): Peter Henderson (PI) Panagiotis Linos (Co-PI) Zhi-Hong Chen (Co-PI) | |
| $199,500.00 | |
| 1996 - 1998 | RUI: Design and Analysis of Number Theoretic Algorithms |
| National Science Foundation - 9626877 | |
| $56,150.00 | |
| 1992 - 1994 | RUI: The Analysis of Number Theoretic Algorithms |
| National Science Foundation - 9204414 | |
| $49,352.00 |
Honors and Awards
- LAS Natural Sciences Faculty Member of the Year Award, Spring 2007.
- LAS Outstanding Teacher Award, Spring 2014.
- Best Poster Award (with Eric Bach), ANTS-XIV, June/July 2020. ”Generating Smooth Numbers with Known Factorization Uniformly at Random.”
Courses
- HN200 Alan Turing
- CS458 Cryptography
- CS333 Database systems
- CS321 Computer organization
- CS248 OOP and data structures in Java
- CS151 Foundations of computing I (discrete math)
- CS142 Intro to programming in C++
| 1991 | PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison ‐ Computer Sciences | |
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| 1989 | M.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison ‐ Mathematics | |
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| 1987 | M.S., University of Wisconsin-Madison ‐ Computer Sciences | |
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| 1986 | B.S., Valparaiso University ‐ Mathematics and Computer Science | |
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Links
Contact Information
Computer Science & Software Engineering
Butler University
4600 Sunset Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3485
(317) 940-9765
Conference Proceedings (11)
These articles were refereed in a fashion similar to journal articles.
Other Research Works (8)
These papers have not been published in a journal or in a conference proceedings.
Students (8)
These papers have co-authors who were undergraduate students at Butler University when the research work was done.
Big Dawg (6)
These papers contain computational results that utilized Butler's cluster supercomputer, named the Big Dawg.