Steve Homer
Professor
Computer Science Department
Boston University
homer@bu.edu
Steve Homer is a Professor of Computer Science
in The College of Arts and Sciences, and a member of
RISCS,
The Center for Reliable Information Systems and Cyber Security,
and of the Center for Computational Science.
His research interests are in theoretical computer science, specifically
complexity theory, quantum computing,
learning theory, and parallel and probabilistic algorithms.
Here is a
short biography.
Recent Research
Current research is in three areas of theoretical computer science,
complexity theory, quantum computing and experimental algorithms.
Some Selected Papers
in these areas are available.
There is also a recent collaboration with the systems groups at BU and Harvard that concerns
Automatically Scalable Computation. Here is a web page
for this project.
The Boston area Friday Theory
Seminar
is organized has talks many Fridays at 2:00.
2019-2020 Teaching
CS 530, Graduate Algorithms - Fall 2019
CS 591, Recent Advances in the Theory of Computation - Spring 2020
CS 697, Graduate Initiation Seminar - Spring 2020
Phone: 617-353-8927
FAX: 617-353-6457
EMAIL: homer@cs.bu.edu
Office: MCS 281