VITA: DR. YEN-HUNG HU

VITA: DR. YEN-HUNG HU

EXPERIENCE

2011 – Present: Director of Information Assurance Center at Hampton University (IAC@HU). http://science.hamptonu.edu/compsci/iac/

 Offer a variety of IA courses.  Conduct IA researches.

 Establish Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance (CAE-IA).  Pursue external IA grants.

2005 - Present: Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Hampton University

 Teach a wide range of undergraduate/graduate computer science courses: Intro to Computers, Data Structure and Algorithms, Operating Systems, Database Management, Data Communication and Networks, Information Security, Game Programming, and Research Topics.

 Conduct researches on varied security areas: Computer Security, Network Security, and Information Security.

 Advise and mentor undergraduate/graduate students.  Serve on several school and university committees.

 Serve as review/reader/judge/committee member on a variety of conferences and workshops.

2004 - 2005: Post-doctor Research at GW Center for Networks Research  Conduct researches on Wi-Fi and Ad-Hoc networks.

 Create interactive visualization tools for algorithm courses. 2001 - 2004: Research Assistant at George Washington University

 Analyze Internet traffic.

 Investigate and identify DDoS attacks.

 Design efficient algorithms to defend Flooding-based DDoS attack. 1997 - 2001: Independent Consultant

 Design and implement varied databases and their interfaces for small business.  Design and implement Internet applications for small business.

 Install and maintain networks and servers for small business.

1997 - 2000: Assistant to the Director, Chinese Culture Service Center, Rockville, MD.  Manage and direct general and cultural affairs.

1994 - 1997: Chemical Engineer, TASCO, Taipei, Taiwan  Design and coordinate new procedures.

 Revamp existing procedures.

1991- 1993: Military Service, Army, Taiwan.  Serve as a platoon leader.

EDUCATION

 1999-2004: Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) in Computer Science, the George Washington University, Washington DC.

 1997-1998: Ms. in computer Science, Southeastern University, Washington DC.  1989-1991: Ms. in Applied Chemistry, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan.  1985-1989: Bs. in Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan.

CERTIFICATION

 CISCO Professor Professional Security Development, 2005.

 Information Assurance Capacity Building Program, CyLab, Information Networking Institute, Carnegie Mellon, 2005.

PUBLICATION

 Yen-Hung Hu, “A Study on the Novel Synthesis and Characterization of High-Tc Bismuth-based Superconductors and Some Superconductor/Polymer Composites,” Master Thesis, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan, 1991  Teng-Ming Chen and Y. H. Hu, “Preparation and Characterization of Some

Superconductor/Polymer Composites,” Physica C, 185-189 (1991), 481-482  Teng-Ming Chen and Yen-Hung Hu, “Polymeric Precursor Derived High-Tc

Bismuth Superconductors,” Physica C, 190 (1991), 124-125

 Teng-Ming Chen and Y. H. Hu, “Formation and Characterization of a Superconductor/Polymer Composite,” Material Research Bulletin, 27, 4, page 499-505, 1992

 Teng-Ming Chen and Y. H. Hu, “Polymeric Precursors for the Preparation of Bi1.5Pb0.5Sr2Ca2Cu3Ox,” Journal of Solid State Chemistry, 97, 124-130, 1992

 Yen-Hung Hu, Hongsik Choi, Hyeong-Ah Choi, “Packet Filtering for Congestion Control under DoS Attacks,” in Proceeding of IWIA2004, April 8 – 9, 2004, Charlotte, North Caroline

 Yen-Hung Hu, Hongsik Choi, Hyeong-Ah Choi, “Packet Filtering to Defend Flooding-Based DDoS Attacks,” in Proceeding of IEEE Sarnoff 2004, April 26 – 27, 2004, Nassau Inn, Princeton, New Jersey

 Yen-Hung Hu, “Flooding-Based Distributed Denial-of-Service Attack and Window-Based Packet Filtering,” Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Computer Science, the George Washington University, Washington DC, 2004  Yen-Hung Hu, Debra Tang, Hyeong-Ah Choi, “A Large Scale Simulation

Study: Impact of Unresponsive Malicious Flows,” in Proceeding of ICOMP’05, June 27-30, Las Vegas, USA

 Yen-Hung Hu, Debra Tang, Hyeong-Ah Choi, “A Study of Traffic Survivability Under Malicious Attack,” in Proceeding of 2006 IEEE Sarnoff  Yen-Hung Hu, Robert Willis, Hyeong-Ah Choi, "A Framework For Managing

Emergent Transmissions In IP Networks," in Proceeding of ICOMP'06

 Yen-Hung Hu, "Network Attacks and Countermeasures", in Proceeding of IEEE SoutheastCon 2007, March 21 ~ March 25, Richmond, Virginia

 Yen-Hung Hu, "A Filtering Algorithm for Controlling High Rate Unresponsive Flows", in Proceeding of ICOMP 07, June 25 ~ June 28, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Yen-Hung Hu, "Developing a Framework for Defending Against Network Attacks", in Proceeding of CIC07, June 25 ~ June 28, Las Vegas, Nevada  Yen-Hung Hu, "A Distributed Framework for Defending Against Denial of

Service Attacks", in Proceeding of ICOMP 07, June 25 ~ June 28, Las Vegas, Nevada

 Yen-Hung Hu, "Towards Capturing Representative Attack Patterns", in Proceeding of Virginia Academic of Science (VAS) 2007, Summer 2007, Page 86, Vol 59, No. 2

 Yen-Hung Hu & Robert Willis, "A Framework for Developing Visualization Tools for Learning Cryptography Algorithm", in Proceeding of ADMI 2008, April 3, 2008 - April 6, 2008, Virginia Beach, VA

 Yen-Hung Hu and Jean Muhammad, "Towards the Balance of Computer Science Curriculum", in Proceeding of the 2008 International Conference on Frontiers in Education: Computer Science and Computer Engineering (FECS'08), July 14, 2008 - July 17, 2008, Las Vegas, NV, USA

 Yen-Hung Hu, "Self Similarity and Computer Security", in Proceeding of Virginia Academic of Science (VAS) 2008, Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia

 Yen-Hung Hu and Jean Muhammad, "A Strategy of Integrating Game Programming into Computer Science Curriculum, "in Proceeding of Frontiers in Education: Computer Science and Computer Engineering (FECS'9), July 13-16, 2009, Las Vegas, NV, USA

PRESENTATION

 “Packet Filtering for Congestion Control under DoS Attacks,” IWIA2004, April 8 – 9, 2004, Charlotte, North Caroline

 “Packet Filtering to Defend Flooding-Based DDoS Attacks,” IEEE Sarnoff 2004, April 26 – 27, 2004, Nassau Inn, Princeton, New Jersey

 “A Large Scale Simulation Study: Impact of Unresponsive Malicious Flows,” ICOMP’05, June 27-30, Las Vegas, USA

 “IACBP Information Assurance and Curriculum Development,” 2005 IACBP Participant Presentation/Curriculum, CMU, PA

 “QoS Assurance For Emergent Messages During Network Congestion,” 2005 IACBP Research Presentation, CMU, PA

 “A Study of Traffic Survivability Under Malicious Attacks”, IEEE Sarnoff 2006, March 26, 2006 - March 28, 2006, Princeton, New Jersey

 “A Framework For Managing Emergent Transmissions In IP Networks,” ICOMP' 06, June 27, 2006 - June 29, 2006, Las Vegas, USA

 "Towards Capturing Representative Attack Patterns", 3rd Annual Information Assurance (Computer Security) Symposium, April ,9, 2007, Hampton University

 "Towards Capturing Representative Attack Patterns", Virginia Academic of Science, May, 23, 2007 - May 26, 2007, James Madison, Harrisonburg, Virginia

 "IACBP: Information Assurance and Curriculum Development", Information Assurance Capacity Building Program, June 14, 2007 - June 15, 2007, San Jose State University, CA

 "A Filtering Algorithm for Controlling High Rate Unresponsive Flows", ICOMP 07, June 25, 2007 - June 28, 2007, Las Vegas, Nevada

 "Developing a Framework for Defending Against Network Attacks", CIC07, June 25, 2007 - June 28, 2007, Las Vegas, Nevada

 "A Distributed Framework for Defending Against Denial of Service", ICOMP 07, June 25, 2007 - June 28, 2007, Las Vegas, Nevada

 "A Framework for Developing Visualization Tools for Learning Cryptography Algorithm", ADMI 2008, April 3, 2008 - April 6, 2008, Virginia Beach, Virginia

 "Self Similarity and Compute Security", Virginia Academic of Science, 86th Annual Meeting, May 20, 2008 - May 23, 2008, Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia

 "IA Initiative at Hampton University", IACBP at SJSU, June 12-13, San Jose, CA

 "A Penetration Testing Example", 4th Annual Information Assurance (Computer Security) Symposium, Jan. ,21, 2009, Hampton University

 “IA Capacity and Expertise Building”, 2009 RIT SFS Workshop, June 22 – June 25, Rochester Institute of Technology, NY

 "A Strategy of Integrating Game Programming into Computer Science Curriculum,” Frontiers in Education: Computer Science and Computer Engineering (FECS'9), July 13-16, 2009, Las Vegas, NV, USA

GRANT AWARDED

 PI, “Research and Education in Network Security Through Traffic Modeling and Monitoring”, 2006 Hampton University Research Funds, $5000

 Co-PI,”A Cooperative Proposal for Building of Information Security Expertise and Capacity”, NSF DUE-0723794, $249, 917, Oct. 1, 2007 – Sept. 30, 2009, PI: Mr. Robert Willis

 PI, “Education Improvement Program – Integrating an Open Source Platform with Computer Science Curriculum”, Sun Workstation equipment donation, 2009, PD: Dr. Jean Muhammad

GRANT PROPOSAL PARTICIPATED

 Senior Personnel, “A Proposal for the Building of Information Security Expertise and Capacity”, NSF-05-507, Jan. 2005, PI: Robert Willis

 Senior Personnel, “A Joint Proposal For The Building of Information Security Expertise And Capacity”, NSF-06-507, January 2006, PI: Mr. Robert Willis.  PI, “Research and Education in Network Security Through Traffic Modeling

and Monitoring”, 2006 Hampton University Research Funds, $5000

 PI, “CSR-SMA Designing an Advanced Computer System for Defending Denial of Service Attacks”, NSF, $493106, PI: Yen-Hung Hu, Co-PI: Stephen Providence, Senior Personnel: Robert Willis, 2006

 PI, Modeling and Detecting Denial of Service Attacks, Hampton University Research Funds, $8000, 2007

 Co-PI,” A Cooperative Proposal for Building of Information Security Expertise and Capacity”, DUE-0723794, $249, 917, Oct. 1, 2007 – Sept. 30, 2009, PI: Robert Willis

 Senior Personnel, "DGE - IGERT PREPROPOSALS", NSF 07-540, PI: John Anderson

 PI, "CI-TEAM Demonstration, Secure Cyberinfrastructure, Information Assurance for Cyberinfrastructure, NSF 07-564, 6/1/2008-5/31/2010, $229,559

 PI, White Paper, "Resource Monitoring for Defending Against Malicious Attacks", ONR, 2008, $250,000

 PI, “Modeling and Detecting Denial of Service Attacks”, 2008 Spring Hampton University Research Funds, $6000

 PI, Education Improvement Program – Integrating an Open Source Platform with Computer Science Curriculum, Sun Workstation equipment donation, 2009, PD: Dr. Jean Muhammad

 PI, "II-NEW, Secure Cyberinfrastructure - Enhancing Information Assurance Education and Research Capacity for Historically Black Colleges and Universities", NSF 08-570, $305,960, 2008 Fall

 PI, " AF:Small: Information Assurance For Networking - Activity Monitoring for Defending Against Malicious Attacks", NSF 08-577, $414,409, 2008 Fall  Co-PI, Exploring Integration of Robotics, Games, and Virtual World in CS0

 PI, Subcontract of NSF MRI-R2: Development Proposal: Ubiquitous Cyber ANalytics (U-CAN), Aug. 2009

 PI, TC:Small: Trustworthy Computing for Cyberinfrastructure – An Integrated Research and Education Program for Hampton University”, NSF 09-558, $375,232, Dec. 2009

 Co-PI, Collaborative Project: A Capacity Building Model for Minority Serving Institutions Supporting Research and Pedagogy, NSF, ($295,823), Feb. 2010, PI: Mr. Robert Willis

 PI: TC:Small: An Integrated IA Research and Education Plan for Hampton University, NSF, ($284,344), Dec. 2010, Co-PI: Mr. Robert Willis

THESIS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

 Spring 2006, Carol A. Armisted, “Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) for More Accurate Predictive Decision Support”

 Fall 2008, Gregory Wilson, "An Adaptive System Administration Decision Support Tool"

 Fall 2009, Carl Arrington, “Improving Software Testing Through Code Parsing”

 Spring 2010, Govindarajan Lalitha, “Using Latent Semantic Analysis And Word Matching To Semantically Identify Elaboration Reading Strategy”  Fall 2010, Philip Donald, “An Iterative Cluster Correction Enhancement For

The Bisecting K-Means Algorithm”

 Fall 2010, Martha Brhane

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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION

 Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)  Virginia Academic of Science (VAS)