Dartmouth College
                  Professorships in Computer Science

  The Department of Computer Science at Dartmouth College invites
applications for two positions in computer science.  The first position
is at the level of Associate or Full Professor.  Candidates for this
position should have a substantial record of research in a major area
of experimental computer science and systems.  The second position is
also tenure-track, but both the level of the appointment and the area
of research are open.  However, preference will be given to a junior
appointment.
  The Department of Computer Science currently includes nine regular
faculty members, and will have eleven regular members after these
appointments.  Several faculty members in the Thayer School of
Engineering and the Department of Mathematics have research interests
related to computer science and participate in the Computer Science
Ph.D. program. Research interests in the department include algorithms,
multimedia, graphics, visualization techniques, computational geometry,
asynchronous concurrent systems, parallel algorithms, parallel file and
disk systems, operating systems, design automation, VLSI, robotics,
electronic libraries, combinatorial optimization, image processing, and
signal processing. The Computer Science Department resides in the newly
completed Sudikoff Laboratory for Computer Science.
  Dartmouth College is a highly selective Ivy League university with
approximately 4000 undergraduates and 1000 graduate students.  It
combines the advantages of a small liberal arts college (small class
size, excellent students, and close student-faculty interaction) with
the research activities of a university.  As an indication of this dual
commitment, research and teaching both count strongly in decisions on
hiring, promotion, and tenure.
  Faculty in the department have Sun and DEC workstations in their
offices with network connections to other workstations, laser printers,
a DECmpp massively parallel computer, several mainframes, and the
Internet.  A variety of other equipment, including IBM and Silicon
Graphics workstations, is also available.  A campus-wide Macintosh
network serves all students and faculty and is heavily used in
undergraduate courses and for campus communication.  Laboratories of
DEC alphas, DECstations, Silicon Graphics Indys, and other workstations
are available for undergraduate and graduate instruction.
  Persons interested should submit a curriculum vitae and a list of
at least four references, at least one of whom can comment on teaching.
Review of the applications will begin immediately and will continue
until the search is complete.  Please send applications materials and
general inquiries to Phyllis Bellmore, Computer Science Recruiting,
Department of Computer Science, Dartmouth College, 6211 Sudikoff
Laboratory, Hanover, NH 03755-3510. Specific questions can be referred
to Scot Drysdale, Chair, at the same address (scot@cs.dartmouth.edu).
  More information on Dartmouth's Computer Science Department is
available over WWW at URL: http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu.
  Dartmouth is an equal opportunity/Affirmative Action employer and
encourages applications from women and members of minority groups.