• Stephen Intille

    Professor, Interdisciplinary with Bouvé College of Health Sciences

    Stephen Intille is a professor at Khoury College, jointly appointed with the Bouvé College of Health Sciences. Using ideas from ubiquitous computing, user-interface design, pattern recognition, behavioral science, and preventative medicine, he develops technologies that measure and motivate health-related behaviors.

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  • Damian Isla

    Part-Time Lecturer

    Damian Isla is a part-time lecturer at Khoury College, as well as the design director and co-founder of the game studio The Molasses Flood. He teaches courses on artificial intelligence and game development.

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  • Carter Ithier

    Full-Time Teaching Faculty

    Carter Ithier is a clinical instructor in the Khoury College of Computer Sciences at Northeastern University, based in Boston.

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  • Alden Jackson

    Associate Clinical Professor

    Alden Jackson is an associate clinical professor at Khoury College whose interests include SDN architecture, network security, reliability and robustness of massively distributed systems, network protocol design and implementation, policy-based configuration and operation of network elements, and network traffic analysis and monitoring.

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  • Alan Jamieson

    Teaching Professor, Associate Dean of Computing Programs, East Coast

    Alan Jamieson is a teaching professor at Khoury College, and the director of computing programs at the Roux Institute on the Portland campus. In addition to his research into algorithms and combinatorial graph theory, Jamieson also studies broadening participation in computer science.

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  • Lindsay Jamieson

    Teaching Professor, Associate Dean of Teaching Faculty

    Lindsay Jamieson is a teaching professor and associate dean of teaching faculty at Khoury College, and a member of the executive committee for ACM-W North America. She researches algorithms and theory, and also investigates K-12 computer science education, which intersects with her interest in supporting women’s full participation in computer science.

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