• I am a worker in the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science at Washington State University.
• My research generally lies in cybersecurity and computing education but I work on any project that has broader impacts and societal applicability.

Curriculum Vitae (CV)

• All my career information can be accessed via an interactive Curriculum Vitae (CV) file.
  • Download my CV
• The CV includes info about my publications, talks, teaching, and other service contributions to society.
• Full texts of my publications are avaialable on my ResearchGate page.

Ways to Contact

• Office Hours: Book time to meet with me
• Calendar: HTML Version, ICS Export
• Physical office: Sloan Hall, Room 339
• Virtual office: Zoom Link

Looking for an advisor?

Graduate Students

• I am open to advising graduate students at all levels: MS non-thesis, MS thesis, and PhD.
• I especially welcome students that are highly self-motivated, have a strong programming skill, and fluent in English (written and oral) communication. Background/experience in research is preferable but not required.
• If you are interested in working with me, please email me with your CV. Beyond the typical résumé items, a CV should include research/project experience, publications if any, technical/programming skills, test scores, and contact info for referees.

Undergraduate Students

• I am open to working with undergraduate students at all levels: freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
• Project or research work that you do with me can be used for academic credit if the output is robust enough.
• Email me if you have a project idea or if you would like to work on one of my project ideas.
• Past students working with me have used their projects for fulfilling requirements in courses such as CPTS 322, CPTS 421, CPTS 422, CPTS 423, CPTS 432, CPTS 483, CPTS 499, CPTS 582, DATA 422, DATA 424, DATA 490, DATA 498, DATA 499, ENGR 420, ENGR 421, ENGR 430, ENGR 431, ENGR 488, ENGR 489, ENGR 530, ENGR 531, PSYCH 496, PSYCH 498, and PSYCH 499.