Teaching

In spring 2010, I'll be teaching 365 Digital Forensics again. The class will have a weekly lab session added (in the EdLab) to it for the first time to focus on exercises outside of the normal class discussion time. For that reason, the course will be 4 credits. I love this class and it will kick butt.

Courses I have created:

CS 365: Digital Forensics (Fall 2007, Fall 2008,Spring 2010) Started out as cs491c.
CS491cc: Advanced Digital Forensics (Spring 2008)
CS691cc: Advanced Information Assurance (Spring 2005; with Kevin Fu in Fall 2006)
491Q/691Q: System Building for Mobile Devices (with Prashant Shenoy in Spring 2003; Spring 2004, Fall 2004)
460: Introduction to Computer and Network Security (with Jake Cunningham and Chris Misra in Spring 2001 and Spring 2002; with Chris Misra in Spring 2003, Spring 2004, and Fall 2004; this class is still offered but other than a few guest lectures from me, it is led by Chris Misra now. Started as 491s/415.
653 Advanced Computer Networks (Fall 2000 and Fall 2001; this course was offered previously, but only as extra assignments from the undergrad class and text. I completely revamped the curriculum to focus on research papers only.)

Courses I have taught:

453: Computer Networks (Spring 2000)

Seminars I have offered:

CS691un: Underwater Networking and Sensing Seminar (with Jim Kurose and Prashant Shenoy; and partners from WHOI, UMass Lowell, and UMass Dartmouth in Spring 2008)
CS491P and CS491O: Outdoor Mobile Network Environment. (with Mark Corner in Fall 2006 and Spring 2007) Really a massive set of undergraduate independent studies
CS191S: Talent Advancement Program Seminar (with Kevin Fu in Fall 2006)
CS591R: Five College Information Assurance Lecture Series (with Mark Corner in Fall 2004)
791N: Seminar: Peer-to-Peer Networking (Fall 2001 with Jim Kurose and Don Towsley).
691M: Seminar: Multicast (Fall 1999 -- my first course at UMass!)