Troy Vasiga
Teaching interests
Dr. Vasiga's teaching interests include introductory computer science, compilers, data structures, algorithms and theoretical computer science.
Kimon Fountoulakis
Kimon Fountoulakis will be joining the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science and the Scientific Computation Group as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in July 2018.
Srinivasan Keshav
Research interests
My research goal for the past several years has been to apply my expertise in computer networking to find innovative solutions to large-scale problems in energy systems. My focus is on using three revolutionary technologies—solar photovoltaic generators, energy storage, and pervasive sensing—to improve the efficiency and reduce the carbon footprint of energy systems.
Ian Goldberg
Research interests
Professor Goldberg's research spans a number of areas in privacy, security, and cryptography, focusing on aspects of security and privacy technologies that are useful to people under realistic circumstances.
Xi He
Xi He will be joining the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in January 2019.
Xi graduated from National University of Singapore with double degree in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science.
Ashraf Aboulnaga
Research interests
Professor Aboulnaga's research is in the area of database management, with a current focus on databases in cloud computing environments, data integration on the web, and self-managing database systems.
Ian McKillop
Research Interests
Professor McKillop works in the area of information systems assurance with a focus on data quality, security and performance management issues found in high-availability, mission-critical systems such as those found in banking and healthcare settings.
Nancy Day
Research Interests
Professor Day's research is in developing techniques and methodologies to
ensure correct system behaviour for software and hardware systems. Her
focus is on the use of formal methods, which often uncover subtle bugs
that are very difficult to discover using conventional techniques. For
example, in the analysis of a separation minima used by air traffic
Christopher Batty
Research interests
Professor Batty's research interests lie in the areas of computer graphics and scientific computing. In particular, his work focuses on
