• Purdue
M.S. in Cybersecurity and Trusted System (Indianapolis)
This is the first MS in Cybersecurity degree in IUPUI. I was
responsible for developing the proposal, participation in negotiation with
IUB and PUWL, proposal discussions and presentation with ICHE, faculty
recruitment in the Cybersecurity area and implementation of the degree
program. The degree are expected to contribute to the future development of
the CIGT, and we have started a number of related curriculum works in the
area of cybersecurity.
• Purdue
B.S. in Cybersecurity (Indianapolis)
I worked with Dr. Connie Justice (lead) in creating this
degree proposal. This B.S. degree program is currently approved by IUPUI
campus undergraduate education committee and will be submitted to ICHE for
approve. This B.S. degree program, together with the M.S. in Cybersecurity
and Trusted System program, will provide a full pathway in Cybersecurity
• Purdue
Cybersecurity Apprenticeships Program
I am the main contact and interface with the PCAP program in
Purdue School of Engineering and Technology in IUPUI. The PCAP program is
funded by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training
Administration Federal Award Id. No. HG-33038-19-60-A-18, CFDA #:
17.268-H-1B Job Training Grants.
The PCAP program targets at a new model for cybersecurity education
and employment. Our M.S. in Cybersecurity and Trusted System has been
integrated as the only M.S. pathway for the Purdue-CAP program.
• Cybersecurity
Research Experience for Undergraduate students.
I co-created the National Workshop for REU Research in
Networking and Systems (REUNS). This workshop served as the major forum for
the NSF REU site students to present and publish their research works in
Cybersecurity, systems and networks. I created the REU student
self-organized workshop activity model and many REU sites have utilized
this model for their REU students.
• Innovative
Smartphone Virtual Laboratory Environment for Cybersecurity Education and
Training
We created a set of Virtual Research, Interactive, Service,
and Experiential Learning Module based-on the hands-on activities in Mobile
and wireless computing. The lab modules have been implemented and tested in
the REU site programs and the cybersecurity and non-cybersecurity courses
at IUPUI.
Courses taught:
CIT 53200 Wireless
Security and Technology
CIT 46000 Wireless
Security
CIT 32700 Wireless
Communications
CIT 17600 Information
Technology Architectures
CIT 20300 Information
Security Fundamentals
CIT 29900 Cybersecurity
and Networking Programing (Python)
ECE 59500 Wireless
Security
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