| Dr. Tom Carter |
I have been a professor at CSU Stanislaus
since 1981, starting in the Mathematics Department. In 1982, I helped
found the Computer Science Department. Over the years I played a central
role in the creation and development of the Cognitive Studies program,
and have been involved with the University Honors program. My central
areas of focus recently have been complex adaptive systems and
bioinformatics.
Main itemsSFI summer school -- Readings, etc - for my portion of the Santa Fe Institute's Complex Systems Summer School. (SFI) (SFI-CSSS) My vita - as of Fall, 2006. Math Club lecture - lecture notes and models for my Entropy, Power Laws, and Economics lecture on 5/6/06. Information theory - An introduction to information theory. Linear algebra - A brief summary of linear algebra. Quantum computation - An introduction to quantum computation. Optical illusion - with afterimages. Miscellaneous writings - Various things I have written over the years.
Nonlinear systems - Various nonlinear systems items. CS program - Computer Science department home page.
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Class PagesSpring, 2008CogS2100 Introduction to Cognitive Studies CogS2300 Scientific Methods, Models, and Simulations CogS4100 Philosophical Aspects of Cognitive Science CogS4960 Seminar in Cognitive Science Winter, 2008CogS4350 Information of Meaning Hons1020 Math Connections Fall, 2007CogS-CS-3150 Nonlinear Systems and Chaos CogS2100 Introduction to Cognitive Studies Spring, 2007CS2500 Computer Programming II CS3200 Computer Simulations CogS2100 Introduction to Cognitive Studies Winter, 2007CogS4350 Information of Meaning Hons1020 Math Connections Fall, 2006CS3600 Computer Graphics I CS4450 Coding and Information Theory Spring, 2006CogS2300 Scientific Methods, Models, and Simulations CogS4100 Philosophical Aspects of Cognitive Science Winter, 2006CogS4350 Information of Meaning Hons1020 Math Connections Fall, 2005CogS/CS 3150 Nonlinear Systems and Chaos CogS 2100 Introduction to Cognitive Studies Spring, 2005CS3200 Computer Simulation Techniques CogS4100 Philosophical Aspects of Cognitive Science Winter, 2005CogS4350 Information of Meaning Hons1020 Math Community Fall, 2004CS4450 Coding and Information Theory CS3600 Computer Graphics I Spring, 2004CS4100 Programming Languages CS4410 Automata Theory CogS 4100 Philosophical Aspects of Cognitive Science Hons 1020 Math Connections. Winter, 2004Hons 3050 / CogS 4350 - the Information of Meaning Fall, 2003CogS/CS 3150 Nonlinear Systems and Chaos, Fall 2003. (Note: class moved to TTh, 9:40, C104) CS 4480 Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2003. Spring, 2003Winter, 2003Hons 3050 / CogS 4350 - the Information of Meaning Winter, 2002A selection of older class pages: |
