Brian Hall

Brian Hall is a Professor in the Division of Information Technology & Sciences at Champlain College, specializing in Computer Science & Innovation. He holds a Sc.D. in Information Systems from Robert Morris University and has extensive industry experience including roles at Wolfram Research and Casey Tool & Machine. His research focuses on assembly programming, computer architecture, and computing ethics.

• Affiliations: Champlain College (2010–Present), InSpace (2020–2024), Wolfram Research (2005–2010)

Education:

• Sc.D., Robert Morris University
• M.S., Kettering University
• B.S., Indiana State University

Research Interests:

• Assembly programming and x86 architecture
• Computing ethics and technology impact analysis
• Software engineering methodologies
• Text mining applications

Publications emphasize foundational computer architecture concepts and ethical considerations in technology. His textbook Assembly Programming and Computer Architecture for Software Engineers (2018) is widely used. Active in curriculum development and interdisciplinary education initiatives.