Get to know our faculty and their areas of expertise
The College of Engineering and Computing features 200+ faculty members across 10 departments with areas of expertise in engineering and technology, research, design, and teaching. Select the tabs below to learn more about our expert faculty.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
Brittany Johnson-Matthews is best known for her work on improving program analysis tools for use in practice and has an extensive background in empirical research methods
Professor / Tenured
Research Interests: Technology Ethics, Technology & Society, Engineering, and Computing Education
Associate Professor, Department of Systems Engineering and Operations Research
Research Interests: Distance education and mobile learning
Assistant Professor/Teaching
Research Interests: Data Mining & Machine Learning in Computational Biology & Structural Bioinformatics
Assistant Professor, Department of Information Sciences and Technology
Research Interests: AI, Internet of Things (IoT), and Cloud-computing in agriculture and healthcare
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science
Shahnaz Kamberi is an educational game and ed-tech designer and developer and a serious games-published researcher
Assistant Professor (Teaching), Department of Computer Science
Research Interests: Data mining, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering; Bioengineering and ECE affiliate faculty
Research Interests: Sensors, micro/nano mechanics
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Department of Cyber Security Engineering
Research Interests: Ultra-low-power cryptographic hardware design, side-channel analysis, computer arithmetic, efficient cryptographic algorithms, and ubiquitous computing
Professor and Director of Senior Projects, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Research interests: Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP), vulnerability assessments and mitigations, probabilistic risk evaluation and risk management, security engineering, blast modeling and mitigation of effects, facilities engineering, and facilities management.