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Sarah Zelikovitz

Professor

Dr. Zelikovitz joined the Computer Science faculty at the College of Staten Island and the Graduate Center of CUNY in 2002. Her research is at the intersection of information retrieval, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and she has published in both theoretical and practical areas. Her research in semi-supervised learning, combining background knowledge for text categorization, is useful in diverse applications including operations research, neurocomputing, fuzzy systems, and transportation. She has supported both graduate students and undergraduate students in this research and has co-authored papers with these students. She serves as a reviewer for leading journals and conferences in her field.

Dr. Zelikovitz has a deep commitment to research in Computer Science education. She has explored topics such as integrating robotics into the classroom, using student feedback to enhance learning experiences, and embedding research projects into coursework. She is currently examining how AI affects teaching software development.  

Degrees

BS, Brooklyn College

MA, Brooklyn College

PhD, Rutgers University (New Brunswick)

Scholarship and Publications

 A list of publications and pdf files can be retrieved from Dr. Zelikovitz's publication page at https://www.cs.csi.cuny.edu/~zelikovi/publications.htm

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Contact Information

Office: Building 1N Room 212
Fax: 718.982.2856
Office hours

See office hours under the Advisement tab on Dr. Zelikovitz's website.