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
 Society for American 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)
- Classroom 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
Database Applications, Quantitative and Statistical Methods, Computer Graphics, Mathematical Modeling,
Complex Adaptive Systems, Agent-Based Modeling, GIS

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