Scott A. King

Scott A. King is a Professor of Computer Science at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, affiliated with the Computing Sciences Department. He directs the iCORE and Pixel Island labs, focusing on research areas such as Visualization, Computer Graphics, Machine Learning, AI Robotics, Ambient Intelligence, and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). Additionally, he serves as a co-lead for the CAHSI Southwest Region and is a member of the AI2ES initiative.

• PhD, MS in Computer Science from The Ohio State University
• BS in Computer Science from Utah State University

His research spans interdisciplinary applications in computer graphics, data analytics, and autonomous systems, with a strong emphasis on mentoring students at all academic levels. Scott previously held positions at the University of Otago before joining TAMUCC. He actively engages undergraduates through iCORE meetings and guides graduate students through thesis research and publication processes.

Scott's educational background includes:

• Bachelor's Degree from Utah State University
• Master's and Doctoral Degrees from The Ohio State University

He currently teaches courses in Computer Graphics (COSC 4328) and Data Analytics (COSC 6380), while maintaining regular office hours for student engagement.