Transcript FS2015 - Dr. T`s Wonderful World

CS 1010– Introduction to
Computer Science
Daniel Tauritz, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Director, Natural Computation Laboratory
Academic Director, Cyber Security Sciences Institute
The Wonderful World of Dr. T
Teaching
• CS1200 Discrete Mathematics
• CS5400 Introduction to Artificial
Intelligence
• CS5401 Evolutionary Computing
• CS6400 Advanced Topics in
Artificial Intelligence
• CS6401 Advanced Evolutionary
Computing
CS1200 – Discrete Mathematics
The mathematical foundations
for creating discrete
abstractions of the real-world
and algorithms to operate on
those abstract structures.
CS5400 – Introduction to AI
Problem solving through state
space search (search
algorithms which operate on
abstract representations of the
real-world)
AI Tournament
CS5401 – Evolutionary
Computing
Problem solving through
stochastic, population-based
search inspired by natural
evolution theory (algorithms
which operate on abstract
representations of the realworld)
CS6400/6401 – Advanced Topics
in AI/Advanced EC
Individual research projects
The goal of scientific research is
to add to the body of
knowledge
Dr. T’s research projects
• Coevolving Attackers and Defenders
in Large Infrastructure Networks
• Heuristics, meta-heuristics, and
hyper-heuristics:
Dr. T’s Hyper Dream Team
• SAT & Cyber Security
• Graph Algorithms
• Targeting Computing Architectures