Rakesh Verma University of Houston Panel: Enriching Security Curricula with Research on Security and Privacy of MWSNs Rakesh Verma University of Houston MWSN-panel

Goal Prepare four modules that can be “dropped” into undergrad/grad security courses: Mobile Security and Privacy Security of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) Timing & Implementation Issues of WSNs Intrusion Detection MWSN-panel

Focus Which research in the area of each module is essential and stable enough that it must be a part of these modules? MWSN-panel

Panelists In order of presentation: Stephen Wicker: Professor of Electrical & Computer Engg at Cornell University. Interests: wireless information networks, cellular networks, packet-switched computer networks, and digital telephony. Current focus: on the interface between information networking technology, law, and sociology, with a particular emphasis on how design choices and regulation can affect the privacy and speech rights of users. Shengli Yuan: Professor of Computer Information Science at University of Houston-Downtown Interests: Network Reliability and Security, Optical Networks, Wireless Networks MWSN-panel

Stephen Huang: Professor of Computer Science, University of Houston Wei W. Li: Professor and Chair (interim) of Computer Science, Texas Southern University Interests: wireless sensor networks, high-performance networking, wireless multimedia, wireless internet and mobile adhoc networks, performance evaluation and real-time, hybrid and embedded systems Stephen Huang: Professor of Computer Science, University of Houston Interests: Intrusion detection and data mining MWSN-panel

Format Each panelist gets up to 8 minutes for a position statement Drs. Yuan, Li and Huang will present module outlines Audience can ask a few short questions during initial presentation Important: “Fill as you hear” model: Please fill in the module evaluation forms as you receive them – they will be collected at the end of panel discussion Open discussion will follow panelists’ remarks MWSN-panel