Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director, Department of Computer Science, College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Mitch Parry joined the computer science faculty at Appalachian State University in 2012 after spending five years as a postdoc in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Emory University and Georgia Tech working on projects involving imaging, visualization, biomarkerdiscovery and quality control. He has become an expert in applying computational techniques to problems in music, chemistry, biology, biomedical informatics and other fields.
Parry particularly enjoys interdisciplinary projects with peers in the arts and sciences. One of his research areas focuses on separating underlying source signals from mixed-sensor recordings. He collaborates with Dr. Rahman Tashakkori on the investigation of honeybee colony collapse in creating a hive monitoring system to obtain audio/video recordings to better understand honeybee behavior. He also has contributed to social media research by collaborating with Dr. Sarah Beth Hopton on data mining of Facebook posts to better understand how stakeholders relate to non-profit organizations.
Areas of Expertise
Machine learning
Data mining
Image processing
Music informatics
Computer graphics
Artificial intelligence
Computer science education as a complement to any field
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About Dr. Mitchell Parry
Dr. Mitch Parry joined the computer science faculty at Appalachian State University in 2012 after spending five years as a postdoc in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Emory University and Georgia Tech working on projects involving imaging, visualization, biomarkerdiscovery and quality control. He has become an expert in applying computational techniques to problems in music, chemistry, biology, biomedical informatics and other fields.
Parry particularly enjoys interdisciplinary projects with peers in the arts and sciences. One of his research areas focuses on separating underlying source signals from mixed-sensor recordings. He collaborates with Dr. Rahman Tashakkori on the investigation of honeybee colony collapse in creating a hive monitoring system to obtain audio/video recordings to better understand honeybee behavior. He also has contributed to social media research by collaborating with Dr. Sarah Beth Hopton on data mining of Facebook posts to better understand how stakeholders relate to non-profit organizations.
Areas of Expertise
Machine learning
Data mining
Image processing
Music informatics
Computer graphics
Artificial intelligence
Computer science education as a complement to any field
| Present | Faculty Member, Appalachian State University ‐ College of Arts and Sciences | |
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| Present | Assistant Professor, Appalachian State University ‐ Department of Computer Science | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- CS 5710 Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery in Scientific Data
- CS 3750 Applied Neural Networks
- CS 1445 Introduction to Programming with Interdisciplinary Applications
| Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology ‐ Computer Science | ||
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| M.S., Georgia Institute of Technology ‐ Computer Science | ||
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| B.S., University of Virginia ‐ Computer Science | ||
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Links
Contact Information
parryrm@appstate.edu
828-262-2149