Dr. Paul W. Oman

Professor and Past-Chair of Computer Science

Department of Computer Science, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, 83843

Contacts: Ph: 208-885-6899, Fax: 208-885-9052, Email: oman@uidaho.edu

Office JEB 233; Office Hours

Link to my Curriculum Vita

Fall Classes:

- CS 400/501, Scholarship for Service (Thurs. 3:30-4:20, EP 209)

- CS 336, Introduction to IA (TuTh 9:30-10:45, BEL 346)

- CS 536, Advanced IA (TuTh 2:00-3:15, BEL 118)

Spring Classes:

- CS 400/501, Scholarship for Service (Thurs. 3:30-4:20, JEB B25)

- CS/ECE 404/504, Supervisory Control & Critical Infrastructures

(TuTh 12:30-1:45, JEB 26)

- CS 439, Applied Security Concepts (TuTh 9:30-10:45, JEB 5/6)

Administrative Postings:

- Senior Research Engineer, Schweitzer Engineering Labs, Pullman, WA, 2000-02

- Chair, Department of Computer Science, University of Idaho, 1997-2000

- Hewlett-Packard Engineering Chair, University of Idaho, 1993-2000

- Director, Software Engineering Test Lab, University of Idaho, 1990-2000

Memberships:

- Senior Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

- Member, IEEE Computer Society

- Member, Association for Computing Machinery (1982-2005)

- Member, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society

Current Research & Instructional Projects:

- Scholarship for Service (SFS, aka CyberCorps), National Science Foundation, $3,441,271, funded 2002-2012. This grant provides full-ride scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students specializing in Information Assurance (IA). For more information see the SFS web page or download the presentation entitled UofI_SFS_is_World_Class_IA.

- RADICL: a Reconfigurable Attack-Defend Instructional Computing Laboratory, National Science Foundation, $120,941, funded 2004-2008. This grant funded a student initiative to build a rapidly reconfigurable air-gapped network of computers for SFS attack-defend exercises and experiments. For more information see the RADICL web page.

- Wind River Proof System Tools for SKPP Certification, Wind River Corporation, $415,000, 2008-2012. This project defines proof system tools for SKPP certification of a real-time partitioning kernel. For more information see the MILS web page.

- Next Generation Telecommunication Technology, Idaho National Laboratory, $14,964, 2008-2009. This project looks at the evolution of telecommunication technologies and standards.