Michael Roth has held higher education administrative positions in Colorado, Iowa and Kentucky and has held faculty positions at a variety of community colleges and universities in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Iowa and Kentucky. He enjoys team building, working with people and navigating difficult conversations. He has a passion for teaching and holds several awards for teaching excellence across all levels of undergraduate study and has participated in course and program development and assessment. He has involved a large and diverse group of students in his computational physics modeling and simulation–based research program and has published numerous articles and presented at conferences with them in the fields of condensed matter surface physics, bullet impact, groundwater flow, snow remediation, solar system formation and planetary impact. The author collects old family vehicles, antique science books and antique laboratory equipment.

• 1. Some Perspective on the Neighborhood2. Getting Some Solid Tools in Place3. Visualization: Experiencing and Sharing the Beauty and Relevance of your Work.4. Headlines that Touch our Humanity.5. The Many Faces of Music.6. Going with the Flow.7. One of the Most Versatile Simulation Tools Around8. Atomic and Molecular Modeling9. Classical Astrophysical Simulations10. Object Oriented Programming (OOP).11. When Heavy Lifting is Needed: Parallel Computing, Scripting and GPU's12. The Revolution of Artificial Intelligence.

Michael Roth has held higher education administrative positions in Colorado, Iowa and Kentucky and has held faculty positions at a variety of community colleges and universities in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Iowa and Kentucky. He enjoys team building, working with people and navigating difficult conversations. He has a passion for teaching and holds several awards for teaching excellence across all levels of undergraduate study and has participated in course and program development and assessment. He has involved a large and diverse group of students in his computational physics modeling and simulation–based research program and has published numerous articles and presented at conferences with them in the fields of condensed matter surface physics, bullet impact, groundwater flow, snow remediation, solar system formation and planetary impact. The author collects old family vehicles, antique science books and antique laboratory equipment.

• 1. Some Perspective on the Neighborhood2. Getting Some Solid Tools in Place3. Visualization: Experiencing and Sharing the Beauty and Relevance of your Work.4. Headlines that Touch our Humanity.5. The Many Faces of Music.6. Going with the Flow.7. One of the Most Versatile Simulation Tools Around8. Atomic and Molecular Modeling9. Classical Astrophysical Simulations10. Object Oriented Programming (OOP).11. When Heavy Lifting is Needed: Parallel Computing, Scripting and GPU's12. The Revolution of Artificial Intelligence.

Michael Roth has held higher education administrative positions in Colorado, Iowa and Kentucky and has held faculty positions at a variety of community colleges and universities in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Iowa and Kentucky. He enjoys team building, working with people and navigating difficult conversations. He has a passion for teaching and holds several awards for teaching excellence across all levels of undergraduate study and has participated in course and program development and assessment. He has involved a large and diverse group of students in his computational physics modeling and simulation–based research program and has published numerous articles and presented at conferences with them in the fields of condensed matter surface physics, bullet impact, groundwater flow, snow remediation, solar system formation and planetary impact. The author collects old family vehicles, antique science books and antique laboratory equipment.

• 1. Some Perspective on the Neighborhood2. Getting Some Solid Tools in Place3. Visualization: Experiencing and Sharing the Beauty and Relevance of your Work.4. Headlines that Touch our Humanity.5. The Many Faces of Music.6. Going with the Flow.7. One of the Most Versatile Simulation Tools Around8. Atomic and Molecular Modeling9. Classical Astrophysical Simulations10. Object Oriented Programming (OOP).11. When Heavy Lifting is Needed: Parallel Computing, Scripting and GPU's12. The Revolution of Artificial Intelligence.