Daniel Orban's teaching interests include scientific visualization, visual parameter space analysis, semantic interaction, high-dimensional analysis, virtual reality, dimensional reduction, large data visualization, multiple context rendering, remote visualization, uncertainty visualization, physics based animation, and embedded systems and haptics.
 

Research Division
Computing Education

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Education

Professional Background

Daniel Orban continued with the Department of Computer Science & Engineering in fall 2024 as a lecturer. Previously, he served as a research assistant and adjunct professor. He is a University of Minnesota alumni (MS, 2019, PhD 2021). In additional to post-secondary education, Orban has been a high school teacher focusing on 3D design, drone bootcamp, robotics, STEM, typing, spreadsheets, programming, search engine optimization, and website design.

Teaching Subjects

• Program Design and Software Development
• Discrete Mathematics
• Algorithms
• Computer Graphics and Visualization
• Data Structures