Research Areas
Our faculty work on many interesting problems. The following provides a
rough categorization of the research in the department of Information
and Software Engineering.
| Areas |
Research Interests |
Faculty |
| Data Mining |
Data mining, clustering and classification, knowledge discovery, data cube,
time series visualization, streaming data detection, and detection of anomalies and outliers in various
data types
|
Daniel Barbará
Carlotta Domeniconi
Larry Kerschberg
Jessica Lin
|
| Database |
Constraints in databases, constraint databases and programming, expert database systems,
user interfaces to databases, integrity and security of databases, and multiple database environments
|
Daniel Barbará
Alex Brodsky
Larry Kerschberg
Amihai Motro
Edgar H. Sibley
Duminda Wijesekera
|
| Information Systems |
Information policy and management, organizational informatics, inference channels,
information sharing, information hiding, and information retrieval
|
Alex Brodsky
Edgar H. Sibley
|
| Information Security and Assurance |
System security and survivability, network security, virtual machine-based security,
security multimedia, control and signaling, intrusion detection, and anomaly detection
|
Paul Ammann
Alex Brodsky
Xuxian Jiang
Edgar H. Sibley
Angelos Stavrou
Duminda Wijesekera
Xinyuan (Frank) Wang
|
| Software Engineering |
Software architecture, software testing, software performance and quality of service analysis,
reliability analysis, fault tolerance, formal methods, change-impact analysis,
embedded systems, real-time and distributed software, ubiquitous computing, and web software engineering
|
Paul Ammann
Hassan Gomaa
Jeff Offutt
João Pedro Sousa
Sam Malek
|
Last updated: Fall 2007
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