Featured in Five: Michael Moorman

Featured in Five is a monthly section where we pose five questions to a Computing Reviews featured reviewer. Here are the responses from our August featured reviewer, Michael Moorman (Saint Leo University, Florida).

Q: What is the most important thing that's happened in computing in the past 10 years?
A: The advances in mobile computing.

Q: By the end of your career, where do you think computer science will have taken us? What are you working on that might contribute toward that?
A: Mobile computing will become dominant and the predominant issues will be security and privacy.

Q: Who is your favorite historical figure? Why?
A: Bill Gates – he pushed the PC and computing to become the standard for computing for 20 years.

Q: If you weren't working in the computer science field, what would you be doing instead?
A: Engineering. I like to figure out how things work.

Q: What is your favorite type of music?
A: Classical.

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Click here to learn more about Michael, and here to read one of his recent reviews.