B.S. in Geography, 1965, National Taiwan University

M.A. in Geography, 1969, Clark University

Ph.D. in Geography, 1971, Clark University

Assistant Professor, California State University, Northridge, 1971-74.

Assistant Professor, Clark University, 1974-76.

Associate Professor, University of North Dakota, 1976-81.

Visiting Associate Professor, University of Minnesota at Minneapolis, 2 Quarters, 1979-80.

Professor, University of North Dakota, 1982-86.

Department Chairman, University of North Dakota, 1981-84.

Visiting Research Professor, National Taiwan University, Spring Semester 1985.

Professor, University of Idaho, 1986-.

Visiting Professor, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, May-June 1987.

David L. Verbyla and Kang-tsung Chang, Processing Digital Images in GIS: A Tutorial Featuring ArcView and ARC/INFO (Santa Fe, New Mexico: OnWord Press, 1997).

Zhaoxing Li, Kang-tsung Chang, and Scott Morris. 1996. Snow Accumulation Patterns in Idaho. 64 Western Snow Conference Proceedings, 32-38.

Kang-tsung Chang, David L. Verbyla, and Jeffrey J. Yeo.1995. Spatial Analysis of Habitat Selection by Sitka Black-tailed Deer in Southeast Alaska. Environmental Management, 19: 579-589.

Kang-tsung Chang and Zhaoxing Li. 1994. A GIS-based Program for Wildlife Habitat Analysis. GIS'94 Symposium Proceedings, 597-600.

Kang-tsung Chang and Bor-wen Tsai. 1991. The Effect of DEM Resolution on Slope and Aspect

Mapping. Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, 18: 69-77.

James R. Antes and Kang-tsung Chang. 1990. An Empirical Analysis of the Design Principles for

Quantitative and Qualitative Symbols. Cartography and Geographic Information Systems,17:

271-277.

Supervised 1 Ph.D. and 21 Master's degrees to completion.