William W. Baden
Coordinator of Academic Computing
Information Technology Services
Indiana Univ. - Purdue Univ. Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499
260-481-6202

PhD (anthropology) 1987, University of Tennessee
MA (anthropology) 1982, University of Tennessee
BA (anthropology) 1976, Magna cum laude, University of Toledo
Associate in Arts (physics/mathematics) 1973, Miami University

Duties
 IPFW 1986-Present
 University of Pennsylvania 1985-86
 University of Tennessee 1977-85

Research Pages
- Select a Page - Publications Papers Presented Dissertation SEAC '95 Paper

Professional Affiliations
 IEEE Computer Society
 Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society
 American Anthropological Association
 Society for American Archaeology
 Research Archaeologist,
  Indiana University's
  Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology

Courses Taught
- Using GIS in Anthropology
- Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology
- Archaeology of North America
- Archaeological Research Design
- Introduction to Lithic Typology
- Historical Archaeology
- Rise and Fall of Ancient Civilizations
- Ancient Egypt
- Ethnographic Observation of a Classroom Environment
- Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (graduate-level)

Authored Software Systems
- Various Oracle HTML DB applications (e.g. Lab Software)
- Archaeological Excavation Simulation (1998; VAX/VMS; Pascal/DCL/HTML)
- Room Scheduling (1997; WWW; SAS)
- Semester Course Listings (1997; WWW; SAS)
- Document Delivery Processing System (1991; VAX/VMS; Pascal)
- Library Interface to Internet Resources (1989; VAX/VMS; DCL)

Anthropological Research Areas
Emergence and Collapse of Complex Societies, Traditional
Agriculture, Southeastern and Great Lakes Archaeology, Agent-Based Modeling, GIS

Computational Research Areas
Student-Centered Learning Pedagogies, Quantitative and Statistical Methods, Computer Graphics, Mathematical Modeling,
Complex Adaptive Systems, Agent-Based Modeling, GIS

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