John R. Hubbard, Professor

Mathematics and Computer Science

University of Richmond VA 23173

Vita

After attending Cornell University and the University of Rochester as an undergraduate, I completed the PhD in Mathematics at the University of Michigan in 1973. I also hold an MS degree in Computer Science from Penn State.

I have been at the University of Richmond since 1983. I enjoy teaching both computer science and mathematics, especially programming in Java and C++, data structures, database systems, and calculus.

My recent publications include the Prentice Hall textbook Data Structures with Java, coauthored by my colleague, Anita Huray, and the second edition of my Programming with Java, which is part of McGraw-Hill's Schaum's Outline Series.

Personal Interests

I am the percussionist in our faculty Dixieland band Doctors of Jazz. in addition to computing and music, I enjoy travel, swimming, history, and genealogy.

I am a member of the ACM, the MAA, PME, the APS, and DKE.

More information is posted at jhubbard.info.