Master of Science in Computer Science: Faculty

Our Program Chair

Donna Dulo, Ph.D.

Education

• PhD US Naval Postgraduate School Software Engineering (2018)
• JD Monterey College of Law (2011)
• MS Johns Hopkins University, Systems Engineering (2018)
• MAS Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Aeronautics & Aerospace Safety Systems (2013)
• MS US Naval Postgraduate School, Computer Science: Cyber Security, Wireless Tech (2012)
• MA US Naval War College, National Security and Strategic Studies (2004)
• MBA City University of Seattle, Technology/Engineering Management (2005)
• MS University of Phoenix, Computer Information Systems (2003)
• Graduate Diploma US Naval College of Naval Command and Staff (2003)
• Graduate Diploma US Marine Corps Command and Staff College (2010)
• BS US Coast Guard Academy/ SUNY, Management & Economics (1990)
• Diploma Defense Language Institute, Modern Standard/Egyptian Arabic (1993)

Licensures & Certifications

US Naval Postgraduate School Center for Information Security Research /NSTISSI Certifications: NSTISSI 4011 Information Systems Security Professional (INFOSEC)
NSTISSI 4012 Senior Systems Manager
NSTISSI 4013 System Administrator in Information Systems Security
NSTISSI 4014 Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO)
NSTISSI 4015 System Certifier

Army Certifications:
US Army Contracting Officer Representative (1997 to Present)
US Army Supervisor’s Development Course Certification
US Army Action Officer Development Course Certification
US Army Management Development Course Certification

Technology Certifications:
CompTIA A+ Certified Computer Technician
ITIL IT Service Management
Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

Publications/Panels/Media Appearances

Dulo, D. (Spring 2019). Drones in the National Airspace: Emerging Issues of Law and Technology. American Bar Association, Chicago.

Dulo, D. (August 2015). Unmanned Aircraft in the National Airspace: Critical Issues, Technology and the Law. American Bar Association. Chicago. This book is a top selling technology book for ABA Publishing.

Dulo, D. (2007). The .NET 2.0 Windows Programming Mega-Guide in C# and Visual Basic. Prep Logic Corporation, Tampa.
Professional Publications/Panels/Media Appearances

Dulo, D. (May 2017). Faculty Member. Above the Cloud: Drones and the Internet of Things.
American Bar Association Second National Institute on the Internet of Things, Washington, DC.
https://shop.americanbar.org/ebus/ABAEventsCalendar/EventDetails.aspx?productId=266896329

Ted Sun, Ph.D.

Adjunct Faculty

Education

• Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering – Santa Clara University
• M.S. in Management Science – University of Dayton
• B.S. in Atmospheric Physics – National Central University

Research & Training

Teaching interests include data science, machine learning, decision science, data visualization, technology innovation & product management, artificial intelligence (AI), operational research, optimization, probability and statistics, elementary computer programming. Research interests include the automation of multiple steps in any field including manufacturing, design, or debug by using diversified programming languages, using the statistical method to predict the business or IC chip failure probability by considering major internal and external factors.

Publications

• Ted Sun, Ayhan Mutlu, and Mahamad Rahman, “A New Statistical Methodology Predicting Chip Failure Probability Considering Electromigration,” Microelectronics Reliability Volume 53, Issue 12, Pages 1979– 1986, December 2013.

• Ted Sun, Ayhan Mutlu, and Mahamad Rahman, “Statistical Electromigration Analysis of a Chip with the Consideration of a Within-Die Temperature Map,” Session C2L-B, IEEE ISCAS, Beijing, May 19-23, 2013.

• Ted Sun, Ayhan Mutlu, and Mahamad Rahman, “A New Statistical Electromigration Analysis Methodology that Incorporates Across-Chip Temperature Variation,” Proc. 3rd ASQED Symposium, 2011, Kuala Lumpur, July 19-20, 2011.

Balaji Venkatraman, Ph.D.

Adjunct Faculty

Education

• Ph.D in Computer Science – University of Florida
• M.A. in Business Administration – Santa Clara University
• M.S. in Computer & Information Sciences – University of Florida

Licensure & Certifications

Certificate in Project Management – UCSC

Publications

• B. R. Venkatraman and R. E. Newman-Wolfe, “Transmission schedules to prevent traffic analysis,” Proceedings of 9th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, 1993, pp. 108-115, doi: 10.1109/CSAC.1993.315448.

Daniel Parrel, Ph.D.

Adjunct Faculty

Education

• Ph.D., Information System Management – Walden University, 2008

Research & Training

Information Systems, business systems, database mining, software development, Video game development

Hiba Talat

Adjunct Faculty

Education

• M.S. in Computer Science – Sofia University
• B.S in Computer Science – National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences