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Philipp Woelfel is a Professor and Associate Head (Graduate Affairs) at the University of Calgary. He holds the NSERC Canada Research Chair II in Randomized Distributed Algorithms. His research focuses on the areas of randomized algorithms, data structures, computational complexity, and the theory of distributed computing. Professor Woelfel has made significant contributions to the field, particularly in understanding the performance and limitations of randomized methods for solving complex computational problems. He teaches courses such as Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science and Introduction to Randomized Algorithms, guiding students through the principles and applications of these advanced topics. Over the years, Professor Woelfel has received multiple awards for his research work, recognizing his impact on the field. His dedication to advancing understanding in computer science, particularly in randomized algorithms, has earned him a strong reputation among peers and students alike.
Department of Computer Science Master's program. GRE scores are expected for international students.