About me...
Online Presence
Degrees:
Research (John Jay)
- Permeate IP
permutation covert channel
- Worked on a software solution to provide memory encryption to existing
applications without software modification with Prof Khan.
- Received the Graduate Research Incentive Scholarship [John Jay College Spring 2006].
- Presented Thesis at The
Center for Cybercrime Studies
- Presented at ICC 2007
- Currently working on NSF Grant # 0619226 under Professor Douglas Salane
Some Past Classes
- FCM 745 - Network Forensics [website]
- FCM 760 - Forensic Management of Digital Evidence
- CRJ 753 - Investigating Cybercrime
- CRJ 715 - Research Design and Methods
- FCM 710 - Architecture of Secure Operating Systems
[programs]
- FCM 740 - Data Communications and Forensic Security
- CRJ 727 - Cybercriminology
[website]
- CRJ 750 - Security of Information and Technology
- CRJ 708 - Law, Evidence, and Ethics
- CRJ 710 - Issues in Criminal Justice
- FCM 742 - Network Security
- FCM 700 - Theoretical Foundations of Computing Security
- CSc 84010 - Introduction to Robotics
[website
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- CSc 79000 - Reinforcement Learning
[website
| presentation (ppt) |
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notes]
- CSc 72010 - Parallel and Distributed Computation and Advanced Operating Systems.
- CSc 74010 - Logical Foundations of Artificial Intelligence.
[website]
- CSc 70010 - Analysis of Algorithms
- CSc 71010 - Programming Languages and Their Implementation
[website]
- CSc 75010 - Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science
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Jamie L. Levy