Stephen Casey
Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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Additional Positions at AU
Affiliate Faculty, Department of Computer Science
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Professor Stephen D. Casey is a founding member of the Editorial Board for Sampling Theory in Signal and Image Processing. His research is in complex and harmonic analysis with applications to signal processing. He has published nearly forty articles and is completing work on two invited books. He has given nearly 100 lectures at various universities in Europe, Asia, and North America. His research has been funded by 12 externally-awarded grants and 4 contracts, including grants from the National Science Foundation, the Office of Naval Research, the Army Research Office, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
Professor Casey’s teaching recognitions include: AU's 1998 Award for Outstanding Teaching; a finalist in 1999 for the Mathematical Association of America's Sectional Teaching Award; and the 2000-2001 AU students’ choice for Outstanding Teaching. He has received three curriculum development grants for utilizing computers in a variety of courses, from calculus to complex variables. -
Degrees
BA, Drew University, 1979
PhD, University of Maryland, 1988
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OFFICE
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SEE ALSO
- Math Department
Teaching
Spring 2013
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- MATH-504 Adv Calculus of Sev Variables
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- MATH-550 Complex Analysis
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Fall 2013
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- MATH-222 Calculus II
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- MATH-520 Intro to Analysis I
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AU Expert
Area of Expertise: Complex analysis, harmonic analysis, signal processing, image processing
Additional Information: Stephen Casey is an associate editor for both Sampling Theory in Signal and Image Processing and the Journal of Signal and Image Processing. He was awarded two provisional patents in 2011 for his work in adaptive and wideband signal processing. He received AU's 1998 Award for Outstanding Teaching, was a finalist in 2000 for the Mathematical Association of America's Sectional Teaching Award, and received AU's 2010 Award for Teaching with Technology.
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