1989 - present: Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ph.D. in Computer Science (expected), October 1996
Thesis: Automatic Modeling and Localization for Object Recognition
Advisor: Katsushi Ikeuchi
Support: National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship
Area Qualifiers: Artificial Intelligence (Major), Computer Systems (Minor)
M.S. in Computer Science, 1993
1985 - 1989: Tulane University New Orleans, Louisiana
B.S.E. summa cum laude in Computer Engineering, 1989
G.P.A.: 3.966/4.0
Honors: Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu (electrical engineering),
Outstanding Senior in Computer Engineering
Scholarships: Deans' Honor Scholarship, Martin Marietta Foundation Scholarship
1987 - 1988: Cambridge University Cambridge, England
Studied at Queens' College and the Computer Laboratory through the
Junior Year Abroad Honors program of Tulane University.
Completed the Computer Science Tripos, Part II (the final year of the B.A. degree).
1984: Mississippi State University Starkville, Mississippi
Completed 6 credit hours during the summer session while still a junior in high school.
1981 - 1985: St. Stanislaus College Bay St. Louis, Mississippi
High School Diploma
G.P.A.: 3.97/4.0
Honors: Salutatorian, Mathematics Award, Mississippi Governors School
Mississippi High School Math and Science Competition (1985): 1st Math, 1st Physics
Xavier University Math and Science Olympiad (1985): 1st Math, 2nd Physics, 3rd overall
Mark Wheeler