Jim Roberts

- Teaching Professor - School of Computer Science (retired)

- Former Adjunct Faculty for the College of Fine Arts

- Former Part Time Instructor for the Computer Science Department at the University of Pittsburgh

Last Course Taught for CFA and SCS (fall 2014):
-- 15-104/CFA-257/757 -- Principles of Computing for Creative Practice

Course Taught for CFA (fall 2011 through spring 2014):
-- 48/51/60-257/757 Programming for the Arts with Processing

Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Sciences (summers 2013, 2014):
-- Programming Laboratory

Course Previously Taught for the University of Pittsburgh (fall 2012 through fall 2013):
-- CS 0007 -- Introduction to Computer Programming

Course taught for the STEM (now STEAM) collaboration to interest students in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (fall 2013, spring 2014):
-- Mobile Device App Programming Lab:

Last Course Prior to "Retirement" Taught for SCS(fall 2008 through spring 2011) :
-- 15-102 -- Exploring Programming Using Graphics

"The past is never dead. It's not even past."
-- William Faulkner

SCS allowed my appointment as a Teaching Professor to lapse in spring 2011.
CFA invited me to teach a close variant of 15-102 as an architecture, art, and design course listed as both 257 and 757.
This class was absorbed by a new cs course, 15-104 in fall 2014. I assisted Roger Dannenberg in teaching the first offering of 15-104 in fall 2014.
Currently I have no teaching responsibilites for Carnegie Mellon.
You can try to reach me via email at:
jr2u@andrew.cmu.edu