Doctor of Computer Science, Software Development Engineer

Bio

I'm currently a software development engineer at Amazon.com. I received my doctorate in Computer Science from the University of Georgia under the direction of Dr. Roberto Perdisci in 2015. My research interests include Computer Security, Networking, and Forensics. I received my baccalaureate degree in Computer Science from Valdosta State University in 2006.

Courses Taught

Fall 2011

• CSCI 2720 Data Structures

Spring 2011

• CSCI 1301 Introduction to Computing and Programming

Fall 2010

• CSCI 1301 Introduction to Computing and Programming

Courses Assisted

Spring 2010

• CSCI 4500/6500 Programming Languages
• CSCI 1100 Intro to Personal Computing (Lab)

Fall 2009

• CSCI/PHIL 4550/6550 Artificial Intelligence
• CSCI 1100 Intro to Personal Computing (Lab)

Publications

• WebCapsule: Towards a Lightweight Forensic Engine for Web Browsers
• ClickMiner: Towards Forensic Reconstruction of User-Browser Interactions from Network Traces
• Evolving Mathematical Functions with Genetic Algorithms- A Team Project on Artificial Intelligence

Contact Info

Email: chris.neasbitt@gmail.com