Samuel Kim

Samuel Kim is a distinguished Teaching Professor and the Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Computer Science at Stevens Institute of Technology. With a robust academic foundation, he earned his PhD in Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology, further solidifying his expertise in the field. His educational journey also includes a Master's degree from the University of Colorado and a Bachelor's degree from the University of California, Irvine, both in Computer Science, which have equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the discipline. Throughout his career, Samuel has amassed a wealth of experience, both in academia and industry. He has taught a variety of graduate-level courses, sharing his knowledge and passion for computer science with students. His professional experience spans several prestigious organizations, including Vitech Systems Group, Dun & Bradstreet, Salomon Brothers, Bell Communications Research, and IBM, where he has held significant positions that have enriched his practical insights into the field. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Samuel is deeply committed to institutional service. He actively participates in various committees and plays a crucial role in overseeing transfer credit reviews, ensuring that academic standards are upheld and that students receive the best possible education. His dedication to service is a testament to his commitment to the academic community and the success of his students. Currently, Samuel teaches courses such as Database Management Systems and Computer Architecture, subjects that align with his research interests and expertise. His teaching approach is informed by his extensive industry experience, providing students with a practical perspective on theoretical concepts. His ability to bridge the gap between academia and industry is one of his greatest strengths as an educator. In his administrative roles within the Computer Science Department, Samuel is instrumental in shaping the undergraduate curriculum and enhancing the educational experience for students. His leadership and vision have contributed to the department's growth and success, making him a respected figure among colleagues and students alike. Samuel's research interests include computer architecture, education, database management systems, and institutional service. His work in these areas reflects his commitment to advancing the field of computer science and improving educational practices. Through his research and teaching, he continues to inspire the next generation of computer scientists and contribute to the development of innovative solutions in the field.