Jeffrey Miller
Dean of College of Engineering and Computer Sciences Southern Utah University
- Cedar City UT
Dr. Jeffrey Miller serves as the dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences at Southern Utah University.
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Education
University of Southern California
Ph.D., Computer Science
University of Southern California
Master's Degree, Computer Science
University of Southern California
BS in Computer Engineering and ComputerScience
Accomplishments
ACM Senior Member
Association for Computing Machinery, 2017
IEEE Senior Member
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2015
IEEE Alaska Engineer of the Year
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2014
IEEE Vehicular Technology Society Conference Chair Award
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2011
Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau Seymour Award Winner
Anchorage, Alaska, 2011
Computer Science Professor of the Year
University of Southern California, 2002
Affiliations
- ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE)
- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- Computer Science Teachers Association Member
- Educational Testing Service (ETS) Computer Science
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society
Media Appearances
CS@SC Camps Impact on Nearly 7,000 Students
Institute for Education online
The CS@SC Camps moved into its 7th year in 2021. The camps were run remotely for the second year due to the pandemic, but summer 2021 was the largest summer ever, reaching over 1,500 K12 students. The camps have educated nearly 7,000 students since its inception in computer programming, robotics, and digital security.
SUU Names New Deans in Colleges of Engineering and Computational Sciences, and Health Sciences
SUU News online
2022-05-05
Southern Utah University Provost Dr. Jon Anderson announced today the appointments of two new deans. Dr. Jeffrey Miller will serve as Dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences, and Dr. Jon “Tony” Oliver has been appointed Dean of the College of Health Sciences. Both were selected after a national search.
SUU Professor Receives Grant to Develop "Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning" Certificate
Southern Utah University online
2023-08-21
Assistant professor of civil engineering at Southern Utah University, Dr. Masoud Malekzadeh, was awarded a new grant award from the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) in collaboration with their Deep Technology Advisory Council and Talent Ready Utah.
“This project is so timely,” said Dr. Jeffrey Miller, dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences. “It will allow students to gain the knowledge necessary to succeed in the current technological landscape in the world.”
Rocky Mountain Power Donates Scholarship Funds to SUU
Southern Utah University online
Rocky Mountain Power Foundation continues to support Southern Utah University by dedicating thousands of dollars in scholarship money tailored for first-generation college students, the Center for STEM Teaching and Learning, and the SUU FIRST Tech Robotics program.
Cedar City’s Aviation and Aerospace Industries making waves with recent NASA Artemis I rocket launch
Southern Utah University print
2022-12-14
CEDAR CITY — Cedar City and the Cedar City Area Chamber of Commerce highlighted local aviation and aerospace companies on Thursday, December 8th at a press conference held at Southwest Technical College. Although there are a variety of booming industries in Cedar City and the greater Iron County, many do not know that our aviation and aerospace industries have recently played a historical part in providing crucial elements for NASA’s recent Artemis I rocket launch.
‘This really is rocket science’: NASA’s Artemis moon mission’s Cedar City connections
St. George News online
CEDAR CITY — Local business and education officials celebrated Cedar City’s involvement and commitment to the aeronautics and space industry during a press conference Thursday, just over three weeks after NASA’s successful launch of Artemis 1.
Hal Murdock, CEO of American Pacific Corp., talks about Artemis 1 during news conference, Cedar City, Utah, Dec. 8, 2022 | Photo by Jeff Richards, St. George News / Cedar City News
“This really is rocket science,” joked Hal Murdock, CEO of American Pacific Corp. as he talked about how his company supplied 2 million pounds of ammonium perchlorate used in the Space Launch System rocket’s solid-fuel boosters.
WAYMO DRIVERLESS CARS BEING TESTED IN SOCAL FOR RIDE-HAILING SERVICE. ARE THEY SAFE?
ABC 7 Eyewitness News online
2022-12-09
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (KABC) -- You might see unusual vehicles driving around the streets of Santa Monica and wonder, what is that? They are being tested by a company called Waymo, which plans to bring self-driving vehicles to our area as a ride-hailing service.
"We want to be that ride-sharing partner, whether to take you to the airport, entertainment trips, working or commuting," said Aman Nalavade of Waymo.
The service is already running in San Francisco and Phoenix. You request a vehicle like any other ride-hailing service using an app on your phone. But there is no driver.
"The driverless car shows up, so there's no one in the front seat. They get in the car, and they hit 'start ride.' The car opens based off the phone's Bluetooth, and then the car goes off and takes you from point A to point B," Nalavade said.
Experts believe this is the future.
"They are going to be vastly safer, they already are, but they are going to continue to be vastly safer than human driven vehicles are," said Jeffrey Miller, a professor of engineering at USC.
The question is: Will people feel comfortable getting in a vehicle with no one at the wheel? Experts say it will take time as people see other driverless vehicles on the road.
WIT On Point in a Minute – Automotive Supply Chain
Vimeo online
WIT On Point Quick Look - Automotive Supply Chain
IFE Tribute to Dr. Jeffrey Miller, CS@SC Coding Camp co-founder
Institute for Education online
We have a bittersweet CS@SC Summer Camp update! After eight years at the University of Southern California where he founded CS@SC Summer Camps and served as the Director, Information Technology Program and Professor of Computer Science and Information Technology Practice, our talented Professor Jeffrey Miller will be moving to Utah. He is starting a new professional adventure as the Dean of Engineering and Computational Sciences at Southern Utah University.
SUU Names New Deans in Colleges of Engineering and Computational Sciences, and Health Sciences
Southern Utah University online
2022-05-05
Southern Utah University Provost Dr. Jon Anderson announced today the appointments of two new deans. Dr. Jeffrey Miller will serve as Dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences, and Dr. Jon “Tony” Oliver has been appointed Dean of the College of Health Sciences. Both were selected after a national search.
The Information Technology Program, which now boasts USC’s most popular minor with applied analytics, recently celebrated decades of excellence
USC Viterbi online
2022-04-15
For the past four decades, the USC Viterbi School of Engineering’s Information Technology Program (ITP) has offered students practical, hands-on experience with the latest programming languages and tools; insights into technology’s increasing impact; and improved problem-solving skills. Thousands of Trojans have taken courses in computer programming, data science and other subjects since the program’s inception. In the process, they have acquired skills that have better prepared them for an increasingly high-tech world.
Radar in intelligent transportation, opportunities, and challenges
IEEE Intelligent Transportation System Society online
2022-01-21
In this episode the focus has been on Automotive Radar.
The book that Haluk has chosen to review a book about Radars, Radar Signal Processing for Autonomous Driving, written by Jonah Gamba
Our special guest in this episode is Professor Markus Gardill, from Brandenburg University of Technology. Dr. Jeffrey miller from university of Southern California had a remarkably interesting conversation with him, but before everything else, let us listen to Baris, who is giving us news in this episode, to see what has happened in CES2022 in Las Vegas. It seems like Intelligent transportation stole the spotlight at the event.
CS@SC Camps impact on nearly 7,000 students
The Institute for Education online
2021-12-06
The CS@SC Camps moved into its 7th year in 2021. The camps were run remotely for the second year due to the pandemic, but summer 2021 was the largest summer ever, reaching over 1,500 K12 students. The camps have educated nearly 7,000 students since its inception in computer programming, robotics, and digital security. Students learn different topics based on their age, with elementary school students learning Scratch Jr. and Scratch, middle school students learning Web Development, and high schooler students learning Java and Python.
Radar in intelligent transportation, opportunities, and challenges
IEEE online
2021-01-21
Welcome back to ITS Podcast, this is the 67th episode to start the new year of 2022.
In this episode the focus has been on Automotive Radar.
The book that Haluk has chosen to review a book about Radars, Radar Signal Processing for Autonomous Driving, written by Jonah Gamba
Our special guest in this episode is Professor Markus Gardill, from Brandenburg University of Technology. Dr. Jeffrey miller from university of Southern California had a remarkably interesting conversation with him, but before everything else, let us listen to Baris, who is giving us news in this episode, to see what has happened in CES2022 in Las Vegas. It seems like Intelligent transportation stole the spotlight at the event.
Articles
On Software-based Remote Vehicle Monitoring for Detection and Mapping of Slippery Road Sections
International Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems Research, SpringerEnriquez, D.J., Sean Jenson, Alexander Bautista, Paloma Field, Sun-il Kim, Muhammad Ali, Jeffrey Miller
The use of vehicular communications and networking technology has started to open up endless possibilities for applications development. These efforts include a wide rage of applications from road maintenance and traffic engineering at the transportation engineering level to applications designed for personal convenience and entertainment. In this paper, we describe our project on monitoring road conditions supported by the DOT-RITA program and the various agencies in Anchorage, Alaska.
Dynamically Computing Fastest Paths for Intelligent Transportation Systems
IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems MagazineJeffrey Miller
Volume 1, Number 1, pp. 20-26
