Computer Science Faculty

Tim Harrison

Assistant Professor

Phone: 541-962-3084
Email: tcharrison@eou.edu
Office: BH-107D

Professor Harrison came to EOU in 2018. Tim was a computer scientist for 30 years and a grades 6-12 computer science teacher for 6 years before coming to EOU. Tim designed and developed tools (software, methods, and training) to improve software development practices for the U.S. defense industry for 15 years. Then, he taught/consulted object-oriented technology for 15 years. Tim’s specialties are object-oriented technology (analysis, design & programming), requirements analysis, programming languages, and computer science education.

Chris Esposito

Assistant Professor

Phone: 541-962-3063
Email: cesposito@eou.edu
Office: BH-107B

Brian Scavatto

Senior Instructor

Phone: NA
Email: bscavotto@eou.edu
Office: NA

Dr. Brian Scavotto is a cybersecurity expert with 15 years of experience in cyber defense, incident response, insider threat, and cyber threat intelligence. He has supported law enforcement, the intelligence community, and the financial sector. Dr. Scavotto has led hundreds of incident response and insider threat investigations, built cyber defense programs at two Fortune 500 companies, and worked complex cybercrime cases as a sworn investigator. He holds a doctorate in cybersecurity and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).

Adamou Fode Made

Advanced Academic Educator of Computer Science

Phone: 541-962-3672
Email: afodemade@eou.edu
Office: BH-234

• Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Marygrove College 2007
• Master’s of Science in Applied Mathematics from Western Michigan University 2009
• Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Bowling Green State University. 2014
• Master’s in Computer Science Education from Stanford University. 2017

Adamou Fode Made is an educator and researcher with experience teaching at universities across the Midwest and West Coast. A former Faculty in Residence at Google, Adamou has published work in Mathematics, Computer Science Education, and AI. His research interests include the Theory of Computation, CS-AI Ethics, CS Education, and Machine Learning.