Dr. Jaime Niño

Associate Professor of Computer Science

Computer Science Department

University of New Orleans

New Orleans, LA 70148

Contact Information:

• Phone: (504) 280-7362
• FAX: (504) 280-7228
• Office: Math 331
• Email: jaime@cs.uno.edu

Education:

• B.S. Mathematics with Minor in Physics. Universidad Nacional, Bogota Colombia. 1975
• M.S. Mathematics. Tulane University. 1979
• Ph.D. Continuous Posets and their Application to Semantics of Programming Languages. Mathematics. Tulane University. 1981

Academic Resume can be found here.

Research. My research encompases the following research areas:

• Programming Languages and Security
• Object Oriented Technology
• Patterns and Pattern Language
• Patterns in Undergraduate Teaching of Software Development
• Computer Science Education

• J.Niño, F.Hosch. An Introduction To Programming And Object Oriented Design Using Java. Prelimary Edition. Wiley Custom Services. May 2000.
• J.Niño, F.Hosch. An Introduction To Programming And Object Oriented Design Using Java. First Edition. Wiley Pubs. May 2002.
• J.Niño, F.Hosch. An Introduction To Programming And Object Oriented Design Using Java. 1.5 Edition. Wiley Pubs. May 2005.
• J.Niño, F.Hosch. An Introduction To Programming And Object Oriented Design Using Java. Second Edition. Wiley Pubs. Nov 2005.
• J.Niño, F.Hosch. An Introduction To Programming And Object Oriented Design Using Java. Third Edition. Wiley Pubs. Jan 2008.

Papers Publication Sample:

• J.Niño. Implementing Security Via Programming Languages. An Overview of Programming Language Based Security. The 47th ACM South East Conference. Clemson, S.C. March 19-21, 2009.
• J.Niño. Introducing API Design Principles in CS2. The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges. Vol 24, Num 4. April 2009.
• J.Niño. The Cost Of Erasure in Java Generics Type System. Fith CCSC Mid South Conference proceedings. Pgs 2-11. March 30-31. 2007 Monroe, LA.
• J.Niño. Java From The Trenches. Dealing with Object Orientation and Generics. Fifth CCSC Mid South Conference proceedings. Pgs 12-22. March 30-31. 2007 Monroe, LA.

Papers Submitted:

• J.Niño. On The Development Of Library Units On review. SIGCSE The 41th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education. March 4-7, 2009. Milwaukee, WI.

Teaching at The Univ. Of New Orleans.

Courses currently taught (Fall/09):

• Introduction To Software Design and Development I.
• Programming Languages.
• Introduction to C++.

Courses taught Spring of 2009:

• Data Structures.
• Programming Languages.
• Introduction to C++

Courses taught Fall of 2008:

• Data Structures.
• Programming Languages.
• Introduction to Software Design and Development I.

Courses taught Spring of 2007:

• Data Structures.
• Programming Languages.
• Introduction to Programming With Pascal.

Office Hours for Fall 2009: 11:00-1:00 pm M, W and 4:30-5:15 pm M, W. or by appointment.

Looking for a good intro to Object Oriented Programming?

• An Introduction to Programming and Object Oriented Design using Java 5.0

  "This book will change your life..."

  Authored by Fred Hosch and yours truly.