Angela Beasley

Associate Professor of Instruction

Angie Beasley teaches introductory programming and machine learning, passionate about engaging others in computer science and explaining complex topics like machine learning, including its social impacts. She has received several teaching awards and is a member of the Provost's Teaching Fellows. Before teaching, Angie spent 15 years as a software engineer for the US Navy, working on sonar, periscope, underwater vehicles, radar, and communication systems. She holds an MS in Computer Science from George Washington University and a BS from the University of Texas at Austin.

Research

Research Areas:

Machine Learning

Select Publications

Angela Beasley, Russell Brandt. 2012. Mid-Frequency Towed Array Droop Curve Study.

Angela Beasley, Rouba Alkadi. 2009. Collaboration Through a Virtual World.

Angela Beasley, Annette Williams. 2006. Writing Image Processing Algorithms for FPGAs Using Electronic Systems Level Tools.

Angela Beasley. 2003. Modeling a set of coupled ordinary differential equations using Genetic Programming in C++.

Awards & Honors

2023 - President's Associates Teaching Excellence Award
2023 - Provost's Teaching Fellows
2022 - College of Natural Sciences Teaching Excellence Award
2021 - Clock Award, Services for Students with Disabilities

Contact Info

Angela Beasley

Associate Professor of Instruction

(512) 471-7075

angie.beasley@utexas.edu

GDC 6.314