He has taught both basic and
advanced programming techniques for over 15 years. More recently he has
been involved with development of a new bioinformatics program at RIT.
Prior to entering academia, Professor Tymann worked in industry developing
control software for point-of-sale terminals. For the past 5 years he has
worked in the area of bioinformatics and has completed joint software
development projects at the University of Rochester and Rutgers
University.
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