Smart & secure Computing (SSC) Research Group
Day One-Ready Professionals and
Future Career Creators
Mission
Students will learn,
- How to reengineer legacy systems to smart and secure target ones according to user and technology requirement changes
- How to be equipped with emerging technologies
- How to disseminate their results professionally
- How to improve their 5Cs – Creative thinking, Comprehension, Communication, Collaboration, and Competency
- How to help nonprofits with humanitarian free open-source software systems.
Meeting Schedule
Every Friday 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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- During academic quarter (Weeks 1 – 9)
We will meet and share our progress.
- During academic quarter (Week 10)
Attend STC Applied Research Symposium (ARS) on Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
- During break (Week 11) On demand
Workshop from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, including lunch for 1 hour (TBA)
Who can Join?
- Any STC students who are interested in learning how to reengineer legacy systems to smart and secure target ones with emerging technologies
Principal Investigator (PI)
Dr. Sam Chung
Dr. Chung has led a research group in Smart and Secure Computing (SSC). His SSC research group focuses on making Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) smart and secure in Education Technology (EdTech) and Financial Technology (FinTech) areas. His team has developed and used Software Reengineering approaches with emerging technologies such as Cloud Computing, Full-Stack DevOps, Mobile Computing, Blockchain, and User Experience. Dr. Chung has mentored many undergraduate and graduate students through his student-oriented and service-learning research program. He was a Co-PI or PI of multiple funded projects from Amazon, NSF, T-Mobile, etc.
Alumni
Apiwat Chuaphan
Clark Jason Ngo
Kevin Peng Wang
Faculty
Ahreum Ju
Kim Nguyen
Spencer
Student
Veerendra Sai Jagatha
Affiliated Partners
KSEA, DCMi, KSEA Seattle
Exemplary Publications
Yoh, T., Kim, J., Chung, S., & Chung, W. (2021). STREAM: A New Paradigm for STEM Education. Journal of STEM Education: Innovations and Research, 22(1).
Nguyen, K. & Chung, S. (2021). Low Maintenance, Low Cost, Highly Secure, and Highly Manageable Serverless Solutions for Software Reverse Engineering. CONISAR 2021, Washington DC, November 3-6, 2021.
Chuaphan, A., Yoon, H. J., & Chung, S. (2021). A TA-Like Chatbot Application: ATOB. In Proceedings of the EDSIG Conference ISSN (Vol. 2473, p. 4901).
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