Mark Meysenburg

Dr. Mark Meysenburg, a Professor of Computing at Doane University since 1998, brings a wealth of experience to his teaching role. With expertise in programming, data structures, algorithms, computer networking, and software engineering, he covers a broad spectrum of computer science topics. His diverse research interests, including computer vision, evolutionary computation, machine learning, robotics, simulation, and 3D graphics, inform his cutting-edge approach to education. Meysenburg's background spans academia and industry, including teaching stints at Metropolitan Community College and Minot State University, work as a software test engineer at SAFECO Insurance, and service as a U.S. Air Force officer. He holds a computer science degree from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and completed graduate work in evolutionary computation at the University of Idaho. Beyond his professional pursuits, Meysenburg's interests in gaming, home brewing, ATA Taekwondo, and B-movies contribute to his well-rounded perspective, enabling him to connect theoretical concepts with real-world applications in his teaching