Workshop@UH on Security analytics
Saturday, June 23rd, 2018
Department of Computer Science,
Philip Guthrie Hoffman Building (PGH ) , Room 563 , University of Houston
Saturday, June 23rd, 2018
Department of Computer Science,
Philip Guthrie Hoffman Building (PGH ) , Room 563 , University of Houston
We are organizing two 1 day workshops at University of Houston, Department of Computer Science. The Workshops will include presentations on Security modules and supporting materials, as well as some hands-on activities.
Travel Awards and/or stipends will be available to Faculty, PostDocs and advanced PhD students (1 year from graduation), who are interested in adopting/adapting the coursewares we have developed.
The links to the Application and Travel Support forms.
The theme is Security Analytics. The full day workshop will focus on modules directed towards the following two topics:
Data Mining/Machine Learning for Security
Slides on Probability and Statistics for Machine Learning by Dr. David Marchette
See Map below.
Department of Computer Science,
Philip Guthrie Hoffman Hall, PGH Room 563
University Of Houston,
3551 Cullen Blvd.
Houston, TX 77204,
USA
At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
The workshop is supported by an NSF grant. Funding is available to support travel and lodging for a limited number of participants.
Workshop Registration Application available at Workshop-SA@UH Application Link!
The application should be emailed to Dr. Rakesh Verma (rverma@uh.edu)
Workshop-SA@UH Travel Support Link!
Application deadline:May 25th,2018
Notification: May 28th, 2018