Submissions from 2019
The Adventures of ScriptKitty: Using the Raspberry Pi to Teach Adolescents about Internet Safety, Ovidiu-Gabriel Baciu-Ureche CDT '19, Carlie Sleeman CDT '19, William C. Moody, and Suzanne J. Matthews
Blockchain for Power Grids, Christian Banks, Samuel Kim, Michael Neposchlan, Nicholas Velez, K.J Duncan, John James, Aaron St. Leger, and Daniel Hawthorne
Design of an Educational Cyber Range, Ryan Brunner, Sang Oh, Jesse Ramirez, Paul Houck, nathaniel stickney, and Ray Blaine
Simulation of Man in the Middle Attack On Smart Grid Testbed, Jared J. Fritz, Joseph Sagisi, John James, Aaron St. Leger, Kyle King, and Katherine Duncan
Future OE Mission Command and Future OE Decision Cycles, John James
Submissions from 2018
Towards energy-proportional anomaly detection in the smart grid, Spencer Drakontaidis, Michael Stanchi, Gabriel Glazer, Jason Hussey, Aaron St. Leger, and Suzanne J. Matthews
It’s Complicated: A Big Data Approach to Exploring Planetesimal Evolution in the Presence of Jovian Planets, Kevin R. Grazier, Julie C. Castillo-Rogez, and Jonathan Horner
Portable parallel computing with the raspberry pi, Suzanne J. Matthews, Joel Adams, Richard Brown, and Elizabeth Shoop
Tactical Generator Monitoring System, Madison Stark, Nicholas Barry, and Aaron St. Leger
Emulation of Anomalies for Wide-Area Monitoring, Protection and Control Systems Development, Madison Stark, Caleb Clay, Aaron St. Leger, and Nicholas Barry
Cyber-Physical Systems Approach for Wide Area Control Applications, Aaron St. Leger and John James
Submissions from 2017
Investigating a raspberry pi cluster for detecting anomalies in the smart grid, Kasey Candelario, Chris Booth, Aaron St. Leger, and Suzanne J. Matthews
Real-time Regex Matching with Apache Spark, Sean M. Deaton, David C. Brownfield, Leonard R. Kosta, Zhaozhong Zhu, and Suzanne J. Matthews
Sociocultural Models of Nuclear Deterrence, Geoffrey P. Morgan, Michael J. Lanham, William Frankenstein, and Kathleen Carley
Cyber Security via Formal Methods: A Framework for Implementing Formal Methods, Joey Rivera
Submissions from 2011
Hacking Competitions and Their Untapped Potential for Security Education, Gregory Conti, Thomas Babbitt, and John Nelson