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Portrait of LillAnne Jackson

Associate teaching professor

Computer Science

Contact:
Office: EOW 209
Area(s) of expertise:
Memory consistency for multiprocessor architecture, computational geometry, teaching concurrency, computer science education

About LillAnne

LillAnne is an associate teaching professor. She also serves as the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science’s associate dean of undergraduate studies.

She holds a PhD in computer science from the University of Calgary, an MSc in mathematics and computer science from the University of Lethbridge, where her research focused on computational geometry, and a BSc in mathematics from the University of Alberta.

LillAnne's research interests lie in university learning success, computational geometry, distributed systems and algorithms. It has a particular focus on memory consistency in shared memory multiprocessors and in hardware design and verification.