Irina Ilioaea

Dr. Irina Ilioaea serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Louisiana State University Shreveport (LSUS) within the College of Arts and Science, joining the institution in 2020 after completing her doctoral studies. Her academic foundation bridges theoretical mathematics with practical engineering applications.

Her educational credentials include:

• PhD in Mathematics from Georgia State University (2020)
• MS in Algebra from University of Bucharest
• BS in Mathematics from University of Bucharest

Her research centers on Commutative Algebra, Combinatorial Commutative Algebra, and Computational Algebra, with specialized focus on tight closure theory and Frobenius complexity theory. These investigations create critical linkages between abstract algebraic structures and real-world problems in digital circuit design and computational verification systems.

Analysis of her publications reveals consistent interdisciplinary collaboration between mathematics and computer engineering, particularly in developing algebraic solutions for VLSI design challenges and constraint programming frameworks through finite field applications.

Her scholarly contributions have been recognized through:

• Mathematics Achievement Award (2019) from Georgia State University
• Fred Massey Endowed Award (2018) for research and teaching excellence

Dr. Ilioaea currently teaches undergraduate mathematics courses including Math 121L (Problem Solving Lab), Math 150 (Precalculus), Math 201 (Discrete Mathematics), and Math 407/607 (College Geometry) with structured office hours for student engagement. No public information indicates research grants or graduate student advising activities.