Programming For Not-So-Dummies

September 22, 2005

Cutting-edge software enables computers to perform multiple complex tasks. But such systems require precise programming to prevent data corruption and ensure satisfactory performance, says USU computer scientist Jerry James. He's developing a tool to uncover common mistakes made by programmers and thus streamline multithreaded software development.

For more information, contact Jerry James, assistant professor, Computer Science Department, Utah State University, 435-797-0742.

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