Dr. Errin W. Fulp
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Shively Faculty Fellow
Office: 239 Manchester Hall
Telephone: 336.758.3752
Post: Wake Forest University,
Department of Computer Science,
P.O. Box 7311, Winston-Salem NC 27109
Email: fulp @wfu.edu (remove the space)
Courses
Fall 2009
Research
My research interests are primarily in security and computer networks.
Current research projects include the following.
- Network Security Group -
This research group
is investigating several security issues
related to the next generation of high-speed and QoS-enabled networks.
The group is directed by me and all those interested are invited
to join.
- Failure prediction and management - Prediction methods for
critical computer events (hardware/software failures and security)
- Network pricing and auctions - Pricing methods and trends
(MAC, DiffServ, and SLA pricing) for computer networks
- Quality of Service (QoS), resource allocation, Peer-to-Peer
systems, and multimedia applications
Research has been sponsored by the
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
U.S. Department of Energy,
NEC C&CRL USA,
AFOSR,
DARPA,
and Wake Forest University. I gratefully acknowledge this support.
If you are a WFU student and interested in this research,
just drop by my office and discuss.
I have been fortunate to work with following undergraduate and graduate
students on different research projects. Undergraduate:
Cameron Kluth, Graham Kennedy, Adam Reilly, Jeff Shirley, Rob Haining,
Katie Batten, Steve Tarsa, Joe Antrosio, Matt Steen, Andrew Schneider, Michael Cruse, and Michael Marks.
Graduate: Robin Kester, Ryan Farley, Patrick Wheeler (UC Davis and PNNL), Chris Kopek, Mike Horvath, Richard Hummel, Eddie Allan, Ashish Tapdiya, Chris Weitzen, Brian Williams (meh), and Wes Featherstun.
Publications and Patents
Network security •
Event predictions •
Network pricing •
Resource allocation
Misc. Links
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