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Stephen W. Clyde is an associate professor in the Computer Science Department at Utah State University, specializing in software engineering, object-oriented models and methods, and distributed systems. His current research interests include development processes for web-based applications, object-oriented conceptual models, and architectural design patterns for distributed systems. Stephen has managed numerous software projects in both commercial and academic settings. He has published papers on a variety of topics including: formal software models, object-oriented design methods, curriculum design for computer science, knowledge-based code generation, and expert systems. He has also made many presentations at conferences, workshops, and seminars on his research and development activities. Stephen has taught courses in software engineering, object-oriented software development, conceptual models, operating system design, data and computer communications, database systems, computer security, programming environments, and software testing. He received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, in April 1993. Before receiving his degree at BYU, Stephen worked in the software industry for 14 years in a variety of jobs ranging from software developer to chief scientist. During this time, some of his accomplishments included co-founding a successful software company, developing dozens of commercial software systems, and inventing a knowledge-based code generator that automatically produces source code from high-level designs.

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