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Nguyen, Cao Lieu was born on January 2, 1944 in Thai Binh, Vietnam. Came to Canada, 1963.
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Cao Lieu Nguyen
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Cao Lieu Nguyen, Canadian Computer engineering educator. Recipient Scholarhips and Grants from various organizations including Government of Quebec, Government of Canada, National Science and Engineering Research Council, U. Quebec, others Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, Association Computing Machinery.
Education
B Mathematics College Chu Van An, Saigon, Vietnam, 1962; Bachelor of Science, Laval U., Quebec, Canada, 1967; Master of Science, Laval U., Quebec, Canada, 1969; Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering, Laval U., Quebec, Canada, 1977.
Career
Teaching assistant electrical engineering, Laval U., Quebec, 1967-1970;
professor computing, Limoilou College, Quebec, 1970-1980;
professor department mathematics and computer science, U. Quebec, Montreal, since 1980;
assistant director program computing certificates, U. Quebec, Montreal, 1986-1992;
director, U. Quebec, Montreal, since 1992;
science director, Revue International Coffee Organization international journal cognitive informatics for organizations, Montreal, since 1989. Visiting professor National Institute Statistics and Economics, Marocco, 1983. Founder Girico, Montreal, 1985, treasurer, Executive officer, 1986-1988, 90-.
Science officer Computing Research Institute Montreal, 1984-1986.
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Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, Association Computing Machinery.
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Children: Francis, Justin.
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Canadian
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Recipient Scholarhips and Grants from various organizations including Government of Quebec, Government of Canada, National Science and Engineering Research Council, U. Quebec, others.Recipient Scholarhips and Grants from various organizations including Government of Quebec, Government of Canada, National Science and Engineering Research Council, U. Quebec, others.