Education
Doctor of Philosophy, The University of Arizona
Master of Science, Brigham Young University
Bachelor of Science, Brigham Young University
Interests
Teaching Interests:
Software Development; Database Management; IT Infrastructure (computer hardware/software
and networking); Systems Analysis and Design;
Research Interests:
Software Development and Testing Tool and Methodologies; Large Group Collaboration;
Individual evaluation of information; Deception detection;
Selected Research
Meservy, T., Zhang, C., Lee, E., and Dhaliwal, J. 2011. "The Business Rules Approach
and Its Impact on Software Testing: A Case Study," IEEE Software, 21 Sept. 2011. IEEE computer Society Digital Library. IEEE Computer Society, <http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MS.2011.120>
Abstract
Helquist, J., Deokar, A., Meservy, T., Kruse, J. "Dynamic Collaboration: Participant-driven
Agile Processes for Complex Tasks," ACM SIGMIS Database 42 (2), pp 95-115, May, 2011.
Abstract
Jensen, M., Meservy, T., Burgoon, J., Nunamaker, J. "Automatic, Multimodal Evaluation
of Human Communication," Group Decision and Negotiation, Online: July 2009; Print: 2010.
Burgoon, J.K., Twitchell, D. P., Jensen, M. L., Meservy, T., Adkins, M., Kruse, J.,
Deokar, A., Lu, S., Metaxas, D., Nunamaker, J.F., & Younger, R.E. “Detecting concealment
of intent in transportation screening: a proof-of-concept,” IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, February 2009. Abstract
Meservy, T., Jensen, M.L., Kruse, J., Twitchell, D.P., Tsechpenakis, G., Burgoon,
J.K., Metaxas, D.N., and Nunamaker, J.F. "Deception Detection through Automatic, Unobtrusive
Analysis of Nonverbal Behavior," IEEE Intelligent Systems, September 2005.
Meservy, T., Fenstermacher, K. "Transforming Development: A Roadmap to MDA," IEEE Computer, September 2005, Cover Feature.
Biographical Summary
Thomas Meservy is an Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems at the
University of Memphis. He graduated with his PhD in Management from the University
of Arizona in 2007.
His research interests include software development tools and methodologies, large
group collaboration, and Individual evaluation of information. His dissertation focused
on creating and validating systems to augment human capabilities in automatically
detecting deception by observing nonverbal behavior. His research has been published
in scholarly journals such as Data Base, Group Decision and Negotiation, Communications
of the AIS, IEEE Software, IEEE Computer, IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation
Systems, and IEEE Intelligent Systems.
In 2001, Tom graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.S. in Management and
a Masters of Information Systems Management. Since the late 90's Tom has worked as
a software developer/engineer for small-medium sized businesses, as well as larger
consulting firms. He enjoys systems development and has been an independent consultant
advising firms on best practice software development techniques.
Tom holds a number of professional technical certifications including Sun Certified
Java Programmer, Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer, Systems Engineer, Database
Administrator and an Oracle SQL/PL SQL Certification.
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