Joe Chung, Ph.D.
- UNIX Administrator-Teacher
Department: Computer Science and Software Engineering
Office: Howard Hall 224
Phone: 732-571-4463
Email: jchung@monmouth.edu
Dr. Chung obtained his computing experience through undergrad engineering studies and through environmental modeling research as a graduate student. He has also been a UNIX administrator since 1997.
Education
Ph.D., University of Illinois at Chicago
M.S., University of Illinois at Chicago
Research Interests
UNIX, system administration, configuration management, self-healing systems, remote management, security, distributed computing, computing education
Books
Contributing author for UNIX the Complete Reference, Second Edition, Rosen et al., McGraw Hill, 12/2006
Professional Associations
League of Professional System Administrators
Association of Computing Machinery
Courses
Recently Taught Classes
2022 Fall
- Introduction to Game Development – CS 360, SE 360
- Operating Systems Analysis – CS 438
- Operating Systems Concepts – CS 505
2022 Summer D
2022 Summer C
2022 Spring
- Computer Programming Essentials – CS 501A
- Introduction to Computer Programming for Data Science – CS 201
- Introduction to Computer Programming for Data Science I – DS 502
- Introduction to Computer Science I – CS 175
- Scripting Languages – CS 371
2021 Fall
- Introduction to Computer Science II Lab – CS 176L
- Introduction to Game Development – CS 360, SE 360
- Operating Systems Analysis – CS 438
- Operating Systems Concepts – CS 505
2021 Spring
2020 Fall
- Introduction to Game Development – SE 360, CS 360
- Operating Systems Analysis – CS 438
- Operating Systems Concepts – CS 505
2020 Spring
2019 Fall
2019 Spring
Frequently Taught Classes
- Computer Programming Essentials (CS 501A)
- Cooperative Education: Computer Science (CS 388, CS 488)
- Introduction to Computer Science I (CS 175)
- Introduction to Computer Science II (CS 176)
- Introduction to Computer Science II Lab (CS 176L)
- Introduction to Game Development (CS 360, SE 360)
- Operating Systems Analysis (CS 438)
- Operating Systems Concepts (CS 505)
- Program Development (CS 501B)
- Program Development Under Unix (CS 370, SE 370)
- Scripting Languages (CS 371)
- System Administration (CS 471)