Stephen V. Chenoweth

Dr. Stephen V. Chenoweth is an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Software Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. He holds a PhD in Computer Science and Engineering from Wright State University and has nearly 30 years of industry experience, including roles at NCR Corporation and Bell Laboratories. At Rose-Hulman, he has spearheaded initiatives in software engineering and robotics, including developing online program components and coordinating the senior capstone design course. He is a faculty member of the Home for Environmentally Responsible Engineers, fostering sustainability-focused STEM professionals. His teaching interests span systems architecture, software project management, and interdisciplinary teamwork. Dr. Chenoweth also mentors high school students through Rose-Hulman’s Operation Catapult program.

Education:

• PhD, Wright State University, Computer Science and Engineering (AI Search), 1990
• MS, Wright State University, Computer Science (Mathematical Foundations), 1986
• MBA, Wright State University, Management, 1980
• MS Ed, Butler University, Mathematics, 1970
• BS, Butler University, Mathematics, 1966

Professional Contributions:

• Member of IT Advisory Board, City of Terre Haute
• Academic administrator for Purdue University’s EPICS program
• Consultant for Rose-Hulman Ventures and Millennium Services

Research & Teaching Focus: Dr. Chenoweth emphasizes social skills in engineering education, advocating for holistic student development and alignment with industry needs. His work includes advancing ethical practices, team dynamics, and innovative pedagogical methods like service learning and flipped classrooms. He is also involved in curriculum design, including the Rose-Hulman MSSE program and software architecture courses.