Wright State is the only public institution in Ohio that offers a technical master’s degree in cybersecurity.
New Book “Network Role Mining and Analysis” by Dr. Doran
Assistant Professor Dr. Derek Doran recently published a book on the topic of network role mining. This is the task of classifying nodes in a network with labels representing their contribution or function to the structure of and operation of a complex system. For example, in an online social
Make-IT-Wright Continues to be a great success
This year we had over 100 people sign up and 80 people attend our annual Hack-a-Thon Make-IT-Wright. Work started at 9am Saturday and finished at 9am Sundy with teams working through the night. This 24 hour event shows how great projects can be produced in a short amount of time. This years winners
If you see Jesus Quiroz walking the halls around Wright State you’ll notice that his hands are moving faster that his feet.
Five Wright State engineering and computer science students will participate NASA’s Robotic Mining Competition at the Kennedy Space Center.
Cyber Security Team Takes 1st Place
The 10th annual Hacksec Packetwars ( packetwars.com) took place in Dayton on October 16th, 2016 bringing out the best and brightest cyber security minds from around the globe. This years winners were the Wright State University Cyber Security Club team comprised of the club founder Mike Alfaro and
Kno.e.sis Tech Used During the First Presidential Debate
Twitris, a tool developed by the Kno.e.sis Center, is being commercialized by Dayton-based Cognovi Labs. In combination with APRI and Kno.e.sis, Cognovi Labs did a real-time social media analysis during the first 2016 presidential debate. Some of the results of that analysis were live-blogged by the
Nathan Balasubramanian is involved in numerous campus activities, including the Student Government Association, while working toward two graduate degrees.
Wright State grad turns a computer science degree and love for gaming into a software engineering career, working on games played by millions of people.
Nickolas Hayden is majoring in computer engineering and philosophy and hopes to pursue a career in computer programming or create apps or video games.
