Cody Stevens

Cody Stevens is an Adjunct Professor at Wake Forest University, supporting the Distributed Environment for Academic Computing (DEAC) supercomputing cluster as a High Performance Computing (HPC) systems administrator. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from Wake Forest University (2014), with a focus on NVIDIA GPU and CUDA-based parallel computing.

• Education: M.S. in Computer Science (2014) from Wake Forest University

Research Interests:

• GPU Computing
• Artificial Intelligence
• HPC Education
• Parallel Computing
• Computational Biology

Publication Trends: His research spans GPU-accelerated molecular dynamics simulations, graph theory applications in protein signaling, and algorithm development for coarse-grained models in bioinformatics. Key themes include computational biophysics and high-performance computing.

Teaching & Advising: He teaches CSC 111 – Introduction to Computer Science and CSC 191 – Introduction to High Performance Computing, and advises Wake Forest University’s Student Cluster Competition team.