In progress
2022
November 2022
She will serve as a student representative and voting member for the 2023 calendar year.
September 2022
Introduced 36 middle school girls to computer engineering via programming Circuit Playground microcontroller. Special thanks to Elanor Jackson, Joel Schott, Rusul Mutar, Arianna Chaves, and Sara McDaniel for helping!
May 2022
Congratulations to Nic Dobbins (MS CpE), Colton Walker (BS CS), Curtis Brinker (BS CS), Ellie Jackson (BS CpE), and Bikis Muhammed (BS CS)
April 2022
Congratulations to Nic!
April 2022
Let’s welcome Danilo from Slovenia!
April 2022
Congratulations to Nic!
April 2022
Congratulations to Curtis!
April 2022
Congratulations to Ellie!
March 2022
Congratulations to Sanfan and best of luck on his research!
February 2022
Congratulations to Sanfan!
2021
November 2021
Koosha Marashi, Dr. Hurson, and Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani’s paper “Identification of interdependencies and prediction of fault propagation for cyber-physical systems” has been accepted to Reliability Engineering & System Safety.
October 2021
We’re wishing Natasha the best!
August 2021
Congratulations to Justin!
August 2021
Curtis is now a dually-enrolled student in Computer Science!
August 2021
Bikis is now a dually-enrolled student in Computer Engineering!
August 2021
Connor is now a dually-enrolled student in Computer Engineering!
August 2021
Sanfan is now a graduate student in Computer Engineering!
June 2021
Mark Woodard, Koosha Marashi, Dr. Hurson, and Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani’s paper “Survivability evaluation and importance analysis for cyber-physical smart grids” has been accepted to Reliability Engineering & System Safety.
2020
August 2020
Nic is now a dually-enrolled student in Computer Engineering!
July 2020
Omid Hoseini Izadi, Keith Frazier, Nevin Altunyurt, Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani, Dr. Pommerenke, and Dr. Hwang’s paper “A New Tunable Damped Sine-like Waveform Generator For IEMI Applications” has been accepted to the 2020 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility and Signal/Power Integrity (EMCSI).
July 2020
Tyler Morrow, Dr. Hurson, and Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani’s paper “Algorithmic Support for Personalized Course Selection and Scheduling” has been accepted to the 2020 IEEE 44th Annual Computers, Software, and Applications Conference.
March 2020
Natasha Jarus, Antonio Sabatini, Pratik Maheshwari, and Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani’s paper “Software-Based Monitoring and Analysis of a USB Host Controller Subject to Electrostatic Discharge” has been accepted to the International Symposium on Real-Time and Embedded Systems and Technologies (RTEST).
2019
November 2019
Natasha Jarus, Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani, and Dr. Hurson’s paper “Towards Refinement and Generalization of Reliability Models Based on Component States” has been accepted to the Resilience Week Symposium.
October 2019
Evan Hite has joined SeNDeComp as a B. S. student!
July 2019
Johnathan Dunker has joined SeNDeComp as a B. S. student!
March 2019
The S-STEM program provides academic mentoring and scholarships to talented students in financial need.
Februrary 2019
Áva Klingbeil has joined SeNDeComp as a B. S. student!
January 2019
Madison Childress has joined SenDeComp as a B. S. student!
January 2019
Justin King has joined SenDeComp as a Ph. D. student!
January 2019
Brad Ziegler, Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani, and Dr. Hurson’s paper “Facilitating Failure Analysis with Software Instrumentation” has been accepted to the High Assurance Systems Engineering Symposium (HASE).
January 2019
Natasha Jarus, Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani, and Dr. Hurson’s paper “Formalizing Cyber–Physical System Model Transformation Via Abstract Interpretation” has been accepted to the High Assurance Systems Engineering Symposium (HASE).
2018
October 2018
Natasha Jarus, Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani, and Dr. Hurson’s paper “Facilitating Model-Based Design and Evaluation for Sustainability” has been accepted to the International Green and Sustainable Computing Conference (IGSC).
October 2018
Natasha Jarus, Dr. Sedigh Sarvestani, and Dr. Hurson’s “Formalizing Cyber–Physical Model Transformation via Abstract Interpretation” paper has been accepted for the 19th IEEE International Symposium on High Assurance Systems Engineering (HASE)
September 2018
Natasha Jarus’s “Facilitating Model–Based Design and Evaluation for Sustainability” poster has been accepted for the 9th IEEE International Green and Sustainable Computing Conference (IGSC)
August 2018
Alex Schriewer has joined SenDeComp as a B. S. student!
July 2018
Our lab has relocated to 212 West Emerson Hall (Electrical Engineering Building).
2017
August 2017
Erik will be teaching “Introduction to Network Security” in the upcoming semester
August 2017
His M. S. thesis is titled “Predicting the Impact of Data Corruption on the Operation of Cyber-Physical Systems”. Congratulations, Mr. Burgdorf!
August 2017
Brad Ziegler has joined SenDeComp as a Ph. D. student!
May 2017
His Ph.D. thesis is titled “Quantitative Dependability and Interdependency Models for Large-Scale Cyber-Physical Systems”. Congratulations, Dr. Marashi!
May 2017
His Ph.D. thesis is titled “Survivability Modeling for Cyber-Physical Systems subject to Data Corruption”. Congratulations, Dr. Woodard!
April 2017
His M. S. thesis is titled “Personalizing Education with Algorithmic Course Selection”. Congratulations, Mr. Morrow!
March 2017
“Consideration of Cyber-Physical Interdependencies in Reliability Modeling of Smart Grids” has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing.
March 2017
Dr. Hurson, Dr. Sedigh, and Michael Wisely’s paper “Energy-Efficient Algorithms for Data Retrieval from Indexed Parallel Broadcast Channels” has been accepted to Sustainable Computing: Informatics and Systems (SUSCOM).