STEVE F. RUSSELL - Iowa State University

THANKS FOR VISITING MY HOME PAGE!

I retired at the end if Spring Semester, 2007 but continue to live in Ames, Iowa. My life now revolves around my family,
historic trail research, and jazz music. I still make trips to Idaho and western Montana every summer to hike and document
the old trails through the mountains. I play jazz trumpet, jazz trombone, and classic baritone every chance and get and am
teaching myself to compose and arrange music. (Keeps me busy but this is what I want in retirement)

Please visit my other web pages at the following locations:

The information below was left on this page for historical (and nostalgic) purposes.

Steve F. Russell, Ph.D., P.E.

Emeritus Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Wireless Communication System Theory and Practice, DSP for Receivers, Global Positioning System, RF design, Wireless Network Security
SFR@IASTATE.EDU Phone: (515)-294-2663 Fax: (515)-294-8432

I am now retired an have no teaching schedule. The schedule below was left on this page for historical purposes. Please visit my home page at ISU.

ISU Home Page

Current Weekly Schedule (SPRING 2007) Steve F. Russell

Area of Expertise: Communication Systems Theory and Applications (Wireless Systems, RF Design, Spread Spectrum and GPS), Wireless Network Security

Office: 207 Nuclear Engineering (2nd Floor, Southwest Corner)

Office Phone: 515-294-1273, Dept. Fax: 515-294-3637

Email: sfr@iastate.edu

Homepage URL: http://www.public.iastate.edu/~sfr/homepage.html

Current Schedule URL: http://www.ee.iastate.edu/~russell/schedule.html

Yearly Schedule and Position Responsibilities

I have an open door policy in my office. Feel free to drop by any time I am in the office even if it is not office hours. If you need to schedule a meeting using my weekly schedule, I am generally available for meetings during preparation hours and unscheduled hours. With sufficient notice, I can also be available during office hours and research hours. This schedule may change from week to week because of meetings scheduled that week, graduate student oral exams, trips out of town, etc.

*Hour*	*Monday*	*Tuesday*	*Wednesday*	*Thursday*	*Friday*
8:00	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available
9:00	OFFICE	CLASS PREP	OFFICE	CLASS PREP	OFFICE
10:00	CPRE 537 1160 Sweeney	EE 224 Lab Coover 1318	CPRE 537 1160 Sweeney	CLASS PREP	CPRE 537 1160 Sweeney
11:00	OFFICE	EE 224 Lab Coover 1318	OFFICE	Curriculum Committee	OFFICE
12:00	Lunch	EE 224 Lab Coover 1318	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1:10	Off Campus	EE 224 Lab Coover 1318	Department	Senior Design	Department
2:10	Off Campus	EE 224 Lab Coover 1318	Not Available	OFFICE	Not Available
3:10	Off Campus	OFFICE	CLASS PREP	OFFICE	FACULTY MEETING
4:10	CLASS PREP	CLASS PREP	CLASS PREP	CLASS PREP	FACULTY MEETING
5:10	.				Off Campus

Color Key for scheduling meetings

Yellow - I am either teaching or in regularly scheduled meetings and am unavailable for any new meetings
White - Office Hours: I can schedule meetings on top of office hours only during specific times of the semester
Light Green - I can schedule infrequent meetings but do not hold office hours or regularly scheduled meetings

Yearly Schedule and Position Responsibilities

My appointment at ISU is a 9-month B-base appointment. I do teaching and research for the Fall and Spring semesters of each academic year. During the summer months, I leave the ISU campus and Iowa to do field research on historic trails in the west such as the Lewis and Clark Trail and the Nez Perce Trail.

Position Responsibility Statement For School Year 2000-2001
Steve F. Russell, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Russell is expected to do research and teach undergraduate and graduate courses in wireless systems and networking. He is a member of the Information Systems Security Laboratory and is expected to participate in the development of the laboratory as it seeks to gain a national reputation in Information Assurance. He will continue to develop and expand his research program in wireless network security and write grant proposals, publish journal papers, and guide graduate students. He will work to develop the credentials necessary for promotion to full professor. Expected institutional service will be to serve on such departmental, college, and university committees as deemed appropriate by the DEO. Russell's appointment is seen as 65% teaching; 25% research; and 10% institutional service.
Updated: May 2000