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Frederick C. Druseikis, PhD. Adjunct Professor Department of Computer Science and Engineering System Architect Administrative Information Systems Department University Technology Services University of South Carolina A phonetic pronunciation of my last name faithful to its Lithuanian origin is like this: droo-zee-kiss This site was last updated on Thursday, Dec. 21, 2006

Contact Info

E-mail:

• fdruseikis at sc dot edu
• fredd at cse dot sc dot edu

Home Page: http://www.cse.sc.edu/~fredd (this page)

You can find some of my ports to the OpenBSD platform at http://druseikis.com/OpenBSD/ports

Courses Taught

Since August, 2001, I have taught the following courses:

• CSCE 204 -- Program Design and Development (VB.Net)
• CSCE 245 -- Object-oriented Programming (C++)
• CSCE 209 -- Web Applications Development (Java)
• CSCE 492 -- Senior Capstone in Software Engineering
• CSCE 740 -- Software Engineering

Current Work

Since April, 2005, I have organized and delivered an extended Java Boot Camp for the USC University Technology Services (UTS) Administrative Information Services (AIS) group.

• Boot Camp One commenced on July 1, 2005 and completed on December 16, 2005. photo
• Boot Camp Two commenced on January 3, 2006 and completed on June 16, 2006. photo
• Boot Camp Three commenced on July 5, 2006 and completed on December 15, 2006.photo

The program covered the Java programming language, Enterprise application development using JSP, Struts, Spring and Hibernate, and an extensive project drawn from real systems needs at the University. This program was developed in support of the planned implementation of the One Carolina ERP system acquisition. Additional training support was provided by GraySail, LLC.

Research

From August 2002 - April 2005, I held an appointment as a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Health Services and Policy Research of the Norman J. Arnold School of Public Health at USC. There I conducted primary research in the area of health care applications of the public Internet especially in the use of health services research.

Internet Platform for Public Health

A Virtual Public Utility for Secure HealthCare Transactions Base on Open Source Software

An Infomediary for Outcomes Research at the Community Level

During that period I was also a co-organizer (with John Woods) of the South Carolina Pay-for-Performance Forum

Autobiographical Info

You can read a short bio of me here. My C.V. as an HTML file is here.