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Master’s student Will Roden’s thesis project investigates the boundary in human-machine cyberdefense systems, and how human performance in correctly classifying incidents is impacted by the false alarm rate of IDS systems. Publications forthcoming.
A mobile application co-developed with Computer Science student Kinsley Sigmund in partnership with Dr. Amy Taylor and Dr. Dennis Kubasko of the Watson College of Education. The app delivers an interactive explorer map and educational materials about ecosystems, flora, and fauna at Carolina Beach State Park.
Read more about the MimEc and AWARE projects to help software developers navigate IDEs, and the InViz project to support visual navigation and search of webserver log events in real time.
See my teaching portfolio and publications on computer science education.
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Award #161084 from the National Science Foundation Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace program. Learn more about this project at https://www.pocket-security.org.
A grant from the Cisco University Research Fund.
We analyzed thousands of NASA anomaly reports using machine learning, and built a web application to help NASA engineers query the data. Read about it or view the presentation from Mining Software Repositories 2016.