Kenrick Mock is a professor of Computer Science and dean of the College of Engineering. Kenrick has taught over 20 courses and conducts research in artificial intelligence, complex systems, computer security, eye tracking, systems modeling, and computer science education. He has over 20 years of programming experience and has co-authored several books on computer programming. He is the past chair of the Task Force for Undergraduate Research, a committee that seeks to promote research experiences for undergraduates through grants, student activities, curriculum, and faculty development
Positions
Professor/Interim Dean (College of Engineering)
University of Alaska Anchorage
2000
Education
Ph.D/Computer Science (Computer Science)
University of California Davis
1996
Publications
Why do people disagree with a statement they do not understand? Relations between comprehension and evaluation of a simple assertion
Journal of Cognitive Psychology
27
755-770
(2015)
Machine-extracted eye gaze features
Proceedings of the Symposium on Eye Tracking Research and Applications
279-282
(2014)