Ph.D. in Computer Science, Harvard University
M.A. in Applied Mathematics, Harvard University
B.A. in Mathematics, with Distinction University of Michigan
Books:
A. Fischer and F. Grodzinsky, The Anatomy of Programming Languages, Prentice Hall.
Fischer, A., Eggert, D., and Ross, S., Applied C, an Introduction and More, McGraw Hill, 1116 pages. Also translated and published in traditional Chinese for Taiwan and Hong Kong, and in simplified Chinese for the Republic of China.
Conference Papers:
A. Fischer, R. Morelli, M. Cohen, J.Chiarella, A Gap in the Path to Professional Competence, Panel discussion at Consortium for Computing in Small Colleges,6th Annual Northeastern Conference.
A. Fischer, Finding the Mid-Path, presented at the International Software Engineering Society conference, Wuhan, P.R. China and published in the Wuhan Journal of Natural Science
Fergany, T., Eggert, D. and Fischer, A., Web-Based Learning Environment for the C-Programming Language, The IEEE Educational Software Workshop.
A. E. Fischer and M. J. Fischer, Mode Modules as Representations of Domains, Proceedings of the ACM Principles of Programming Languages Conference.
T. E. Cheatham, A. E. Fischer, and P. Jorrand, BASEL, the Base for an Extensible Language, Proceedings of the ACM / IEEE Fall Joint Computer Conference.
CS 107 Computers and their Applications
CS 110 Introduction to Programming / C
CS 166 Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
CS 210 Java Programming
CS 226 Data Structures with Collections
CS 416 Social and Professional Issues in Computing
Graduate Courses also open to Undergraduates
CS 604 Introduction to Programming / C
CS 610 /CS 212 Intermediate C Programming
CS 617 Java Programming
CS 626 /CS 526 Object-Oriented Principles and Practice / C++
CS 628 /CS 428 Object-Oriented Design
CS 636 /CS 536 The Structure of Programming Languages
CS 655 /CS 441 Web/Database Application Development
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