Dr. Errin W. Fulp
associate professor of computer science
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 2007
Research
My research interests are primarily in 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.
- 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, and Joe Antrosio.
Graduate: Robin Kester, Ryan Farley, Patrick Wheeler (UC Davis and PNNL), Chris Kopek, and Mike Horvath.
Publications and Patents
Network security •
Network pricing •
Resource allocation
Misc. Links
Page last updated 10/26/2007