Associate Professor,
Department of Network and Computer Security
We offer cybersecurity BS-NCS,
and MS-NCS
programs.
SUNY Polytechnic Institute (formerly
SUNY Institute of Technology, or SUNYIT)
Kunsela Hall C119
315-792-7125
My Google Scholar page.
Mondays & Wednesdays 9:30 – 11:30
and Tuesdays 3:30 – 4:30 online (but maybe in the office also). Or by
appointment! My homepage has links to the MS Teams online office hours Tuesday
afternoon.
Click here
to join me in Tuesday afternoon office hours online!
My YouTube page.
Here is a playlist with discrete math examples of set theory, graph theory, counting, predicate logic, functions, Boolean functions, relations and equivalence, lists, counting, number theory, proof techniques, propositional logic, etc.
Here is a playlist of subnetting examples for NCS 315.
Nano 101 presentation from 2012, with Janet Paluh.
My resume.
Ph.D. Physics, Carnegie Mellon University, 1992.
M.S. Mathematics, Ohio University, 1986.
B.S. Physics (Summa Cum Laude), Honors Tutorial College, Ohio University, 1984.
Routing in complex networks, telecommunications signal analysis, spread spectrum and CDMA, complexity theory, statistical mechanics, information theory, electro optic modulators, optical multiplexers, optical test equipment, wettability, and surface physics.
See a list of publications at my Google Scholar page.
Summer 2018 Project Fibonacci: Cyber 101
My slides are here
Summer 2008 STEM Course: Cell Phones!
My slides are
here
2012 Nanotech Symposium and Summer 2010 STEM Course, Nanotechnology!
My slides are
here
Spring 2011 Math in Cyber-Security presentation at Clinton HS
My slides
are here
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