Teaching & COORDINATION

• Main courses:

1. Information and Network Security (Core, Junior/Senior)

2. Physical Computing for Intelligent Systems (Core, Junior/Senior) 

3. Principles of Artificial Intelligence (Core, Junior/Senior)

4. Principles of Information Assurance and Security (Graduate)

5. Computer Vision (Core, Junior/Senior/Graduate)

6. Applied Cryptography, Watermarking and Steganography (Graduate/Senior)

7. CyberPsychology & Forensic Cyberpsychology (Core/Senior)

8. Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence (Core/Senior)

9. Advanced Distributed Systems & Performance (Graduate/Senior)

Prerequisites

• Some mathematical maturity, in terms of understanding and working with mathematical definitions, concepts, and proofs, and elementary notions of logic, set theory, number theory, probability, and statistics;

• Intermediate expertise in at least  one programming language, such as R, Python, Fortran or Matlab.

• Knowledge of basic algorithm analysis and complexity theory, as obtained from a graduate algorithms class.