Research Interests
information security, biometrics, computational modeling of visual perception, recognition, parallel and distributed processing.
Tanya Zlateva
Associate Dean for Academic Programs, Metropolitan College
Director, Center for Reliable Information Systems and Cyber Security
Tanya Zlateva received her B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. from the Dresden University of Technology, Germany, and postdoctoral training at the Harvard-MIT Division for Health Sciences and Technology. Before joining Boston University she has been an Assistant Professor at the Dresden University of Technology and a Senior Research Scientist at the Institute for Mathematics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Research Interestsinformation security, biometrics, computational modeling of visual perception, recognition, parallel and distributed processing.
CoursesSpring 2008
MET CS 563 C1- SoftwareDevelopment in C++ for Mathematical Finance
Courses from previous semesters
MET CS 654 W4 - Network and Software Security (Fall 2005)
MET CS 520 Information Structure with Java (online course, Spring 2005)
MET CS 654 C1 - Network and Software Security
MET CS 667 D1 - Distrubuted Computing with Java
MET CS 566 Analysis of Algorithms
MET CS 662 Computer Language Theory
MET CS 786 Parallel and Distributed Computations
Biometrics References
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