I am an associate professor of Computer
Science at Boston University in the
College of Arts and Sciences.
My main research interest is cryptography.
- Conference program committees (please submit good papers and/or come):
- SCN 2008. Conference: September 10-12, 2008, Amalfi, Italy.
- Previously: TCC 2008, ICALP 2007, Track C, PKC 2006, CRYPTO 2005, ISC 2005, TCC 2005, SCN 2004, ACISP 2004, ACNS 2003
- Research:
- Papers
- Implementation of PinSketch (including sublinear BCH encoding/decoding) and IJS Sketch
- I am a contributor to Ron Rivest’s MD6 effort
- Ph.D. Students:
- Teaching:
- New Course for Spring 2009 (joint with the Department of Mathematics and Statistics): MA/CS 109 -- The Art and Science of Quantitative Reasoning
- Lecture notes for Fundamentals of Cryptography that I developed.
- Current (Fall 2008):
- Fundamentals of Cryptography -- CAS CS 538
- Past:
- Advanced Cryptography -- CAS CS 548 (Spring 2006)
- Fundamentals of Cryptography -- CAS CS 538 (Fall 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001) (lecture notes)
- Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms -- CAS CS 330 (Fall 2005, Spring 2005, 2004, 2003)
- Introduction to Computer Science II -- CAS CS 112 (Spring 2002, 2007, Fall 208)
- Graduate Initiation Seminar -- GRS CS 697, co-taught with Ibrahim Matta
- How to contact me
- A few tips on making math-heavy presentations in PowerPoint and importing PowerPoint pictures back into LaTeX.
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