Summary of Activities 2006

  1. Research, Scholarly, or Creative Activites
    1. Publications
      • Optimal exercise of russian options in the binomial model, Robert W, Chen, Burton Rosenberg, Computational Finance and its Applications, WIT Press (2006) pp 171-181.
    2. Exhibitions
    3. Other creative
      • On the first occurence of strings, Chen, Rosenberg and Zame, in progress
      • Financial Cryptography and Security, editor in chief, CRC Press. Under contract for completion May 2008.
      • Method and System for Data Security, US Provisional Patent 60/838,220. UM internal UM07-04.
      • Development of http://wiki.cs.miami.edu, pioneering the us of departmental wiki to suppliment or replace last century’s Home Page for the public departmental presentation.
      • Pioneer use of blog as course suppliment and create a learning community. See http://web.cs.miami.edu/blog/burt.
      • Creation of http://web.cs.miami.edu a network sandbox to enable teaching of Web Applications in a hacker-proof environment.
    4. Funded research
      • Phaser, NSF DUE-0230612, 05/01/03 + 36 months. Co-Pi. $390,906.
      • Computer Science and Math for Scientists, NSF DUE-0630894, 01/01/07 + 54 months. Co-Pi. $495,640.
    5. Grant proposals submitted
      • co-PI on NSF grant, BIO 2010: Integrating Biology and Computation into Undergraduate Science Courses. NYU is the lead institution to support a series of summer workshops for $360K
  2. Editorial responsibitilies
  3. Professional Activities
    • Optimal exercise of russian options in the binomial model, Robert W, Chen, Burton Rosenberg, Computational Finance and its Applications, London. Published, see above.
    • Split, scatter and throw, Financial Cryptography 06. Basis for patent UM07-04, see above.
    • Member of board, and secretary, International Financial Cryptography Associtation.
    • Appointed sponsorship chair for Financial Cryptography 07.
    • NYU Network Summer, summer 2006. Biology 2010 workshop, with Mike Gaines and Ryk Meyers, both of University of Miami.
    • Python for biologist. Curriculum development with Michael Gaines of Biology and Ryk Meyers of Biochemistry for introduction of math and computer science content into introductory biology curriculum. See wiki.cs.miami.edu/pages/burt/bioinfo.
    • Phaser: MAA Minicourse, 01/05/2007. Supporting presenter.
    • Presentation to UM POL599, US Intelligence and Foreign Policy, see http://wiki.cs.miami.edu/pages/home/burt/cryptotalk
  4. Teaching
    1. Spring 06
      • CSC 507: Introduction to Cryptography
      • CSC 609: Introduction to Cryptography
      • CSC 524: Networks and Computer Security.
      • CSC 401: Practicum
    2. Fall 06
      • CSC 521: Computer Operating Systems
      • CSC 517: Algorithms
      • CSC 402: Practicum
    3. Summer 06
  5. Advising
    1. Advising activities
      • undergraduate and freshman advising
    2. Graduate student supervision
      • Andre Vieta, Ph.D Physics. Program committee member.
  6. Service
    1. Department, College, University committees
      • Educational and Informational Technologies Committee, Faculty Senate, finishing 2006.
      • Facilities and Planning subcommittee for Faculty Senate, 2006 onward
      • ITAC, 2006 onward.
      • Special Deans committee on the School of Arts and Sciences home page.
    2. Administrative responsibilities
      • Departmental computer infrastructure, central servers and computer networking, planning and installation.
      • Incident response, hacker compromise of TPTP server, a project of Prof. Geoff Sutcliff. Analysis of compromise and presentation of remediation strategies.
      • Modified blog software to support security model required for Professor Milenkovic’s pioneering teaching blog, at http://web.cs.miami.edu/blog/vjm.
    3. Community service
      • MIT Educational Councelor. Interviewing and advising of prespective MIT students.
      • Shake-A-Leg Miami. Disabled sailing, educational opportunities for underserved schools, and community outreach.
  7. Honors and Awards
    • Invention Recognition Program Award, for UM07-04, Method and System for Data Security, US Provisional Patent 60/838,220.
    • Internal grant, travel award for Computational Finance 06.
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