Stephen Roehrig

Teaching Professor at Heinz College

Teaching Professor of Information Systems, Heinz College, and by Courtesy, Tepper School of Business at Tepper School of Business

Schools

Tepper School of Business
Heinz College

Biography

Heinz College

Professor Roehrig''s current research interests include uncertainty management in artificial intelligence, the use of decision models in conjunction with those methods, and the use of numerical methods for logical inference. His recently completed dissertation "Probabilistic and Defeasible Reasoning Using Extended Path Analysis" shows how the statistical technique of path analysis can be reinterpreted as a means of organizing and propagating probabilistic belief in expert systems.

Professor Roehrig received a bachelor''s degree in mathematics from Suffolk University, Boston, a master''s degree in mathematics from the University of Rhode Island, and a PhD in information systems from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

Education

PhD, Information Systems, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania

Tepper School of Business

PHONE

412-268-8783

OFFICE

HBH - Hamburg Hall - Room 2112C

AREA OF EXPERTISE

Business Technologies

EDUCATION

University of Pennsylvania - Ph D - 1992
University of Rhode Island - MS - 1976
Suffolk University - BS - 1974

PUBLICATIONS

Solving Problems Of Disclosure Risk While Retaining Key Analytic Uses Of Publicly Released Microdata

(author(s): Joanne McFarland O''Rourke, Stephen Roehrig, Steven G. Heeringa, Beth Glover Reed, William C. Birdsall, Margaret Overcashier, Kelly Zidar) Journal Of Empirical Research On Human Research Ethics 1(3), 2006; 63-83

CONSULTING

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (January 2002 -)
U.S. Bureau of the Census (January 2002 -)
U.S. Energy Information Agency (January 2002 -)

COURSES TAUGHT

Financial Computing III (46903) 2015 Mini 4 Section: I, M
2014 Mini 3 Section: I
2013 Mini 4 Section: I
Financial Computing I (46901) 2014 Mini 1 Section: I, M
2013 Mini 1 Section: I
2012 Mini 1 Section: I
2011 Mini 1 Section: I
Financial Computing II (46902) 2014 Mini 2 Section: I, M
2013 Mini 2 Section: I
2012 Mini 2 Section: I
(46902) 2012 Mini 3 Section: I
(46903) 2012 Mini 4 Section: I

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