I am a tenured associate
professor in the Department
of
Computer Science at Middle
Tennessee State University (MTSU). I received
my M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science from
University of Memphis in 2008 and 2011,
respectively. I had worked as an assistant professor
of Computer Science at University of Tennessee
Martin from 2011 to 2013 before I joined MTSU as an
assistant professor in 2013.
My research focuses on
parallel and distributed computing, computer
networking, cybersecurity and wireless sensor
networks, with an emphasis on workflow scheduling,
AI/ML-driven multi-objective optimization,
cloud/edge/fog and green computing, AI for
cybersecurity as well as IoT and network security.
- Parallel
and Distributed Computing
- Workflow
Scheduling
- AI/ML in
Multi-objective Optimization
- Computer
Networking
- Cloud/Edge/Fog/Green
Computing
- Cybersecurity
- AI in
Cybersecurity
- IoT and
Network Security
- Wireless
Sensor Networks