Ming-Ching Chang
PhD, Laboratory for Engineering Man/Machine Systems, Division of Engineering, Brown University, USA
MS, Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
BS, Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University
Dr. Ming-Ching Chang joined the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences in 2016, and has served as an assistant professor in computer engineering and then in computer science. His expertise includes video analytics, computer vision, and machine intelligence. After graduating from Brown University with a PhD, he worked as a computer scientist in the Computer Vision Lab of GE Global Research, where he was a member of the distinguished Visualization and Computer Vision (VCV) Group. Dr. Chang has worked on major external government programs, including the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. He was also a Co-Principal Investigator for a series of programs awarded by the National Institute of Justice which focused on developing a group behavior recognition system that operates in unconstrained environments.
Prior to this faculty appointment, Dr. Chang was an adjunct instructor in the Department of Computer Science since 2012, where he taught advanced Artificial Intelligence courses. He has authored more than 35 peer-reviewed journal and conference publications and frequently serves as a reviewer for mainstream journals in the field.
Dr. Chang is the Co-Director of the Computer Vision and Machine Learning (CVML) Lab at the University at Albany.
Research Interests
Dr. Chang's research interests include computer vision, video analytics, artificial intelligence.
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