1. TRUST:Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technologies
Prof. Almudena Konrad
Computer Science
Mills College
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September 13, 2004

2. My Background Aug 2003-present 2003: PhD, UCB, CS 1999: MS, UCB, EE
Assistant professor of Computer Science at Mills College in Oakland
2003: PhD, UCB, CS
Prof. Anthony Joseph
1999: MS, UCB, EE
1997: BS, UCB, EE
1997: Summer SUPERB Student
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3. CS Dept at Mills College
4 CS faculty (3 tenured)
24 graduate students (19 women)
10 undergraduate women
Two graduate programs:
New Horizons reentry program
Interdisciplinary Computer Science (ICS) Masters program
Advisor to 6 grad students
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4. Recruiting Students into CS
My goals
Increase number of students in our programs
Increase number of women going into PhD programs in CS
Encourage undergrad research
Create collaboration with larger research groups
TRUST
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5. TRUST and the Mills’ CS Dept
Network Security course
Developing class projects to work towards TRUST goals
Updating our courses to incorporate new findings
Students working under my supervision
Network security, development modeling and analysis techniques
Summer Immersion Institute
My experience as a SUPERB
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6. TRUST and the Mills’ CS Dept
New thesis topics
Talks at our weekly seminar
Progress made by TRUST researchers
Cal has cross-registration agreements with Mills
Our students can take courses from the new TRUST curriculum
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September 13, 2004