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Mark Goadrich is a Professor with 17+ years of teaching experience in computer science and mathematics at small liberal-arts undergraduate colleges. His research focuses on applying artificial intelligence algorithms to simulate human player experiences in card games, and he emphasizes integrating computer science education with community service to engage students. Goadrich holds a B.A. from Kenyon College (1998), an M.S. (2000), and a Ph.D. (2007) from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
His research interests span artificial intelligence, game development, data analytics, and innovative pedagogical strategies. He explores topics like tangible learning tools for data structures, procedural content generation in games, and civic engagement through computing curricula. Goadrich has contributed to educational frameworks for IPython in data science and molecular dynamics simulations in undergraduate labs.
Though not explicitly listed, his work often intersects with interdisciplinary projects combining computational science and ethical considerations. His publications reflect a strong focus on bridging theoretical computer science concepts with hands-on, student-centered applications.
