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David Frazier

David
Frazier

Instructor in Software Engineering

Courses Taught

  • CSC 1100 – Computer Literacy
  • CSC 1180 – Intro to C++
  • CSC 2240 – Python
  • CSC 3050 – Digital Logic
  • CSC 3180 – Algorithms

Research Interests

  • Formal Verification
  • Secure Programming
  • Computer Ethics
  • Programming Languages

Professional Memberships

  • ACM

Selected Publications and Presentations

“Ethical Machines: A Search for What it Means for Machines to be Ethical.” Midsoutheast Association for Computing Machinery Conference, Gatlinburg, TN, November 2017

“Heartbleed, the Limits of Static Analysis and the Need for Formal Specification.” MidSoutheast Association For Computing Machinery Conference, Gatlinburg, TN, November 2016

“Generating Verified Java Components through RESOLVE,”  with H. Smith, H. Harton, R. Mohan, and M. Sitaraman. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer (2010)

“Building a Push-Button RESOLVE Verifier: Progress and Challenges,” with M. Sitaraman, B. Adcock, J. Avigad, D. Bronish, P. Bucci, H. M. Friedman, H. Harton, W. Heym, J. Kirschenbaum,  J. Krone, H. Smith, and B. W. Weide. Formal Aspects of Computing, Springer (2010).

“Incremental Benchmarks for Software Verification Tools and Techniques,” with B. Weide, M. Sitaraman, H. Harton, B. Adcock,  P. Bucci,  D. Bronish,  W. Heym,  and J. Kirschenbaum.  Proceedings of VSTTE 2008 (Verified Software: Theories, Tools, and Experiments), Springer-Verlag LNCS 5295, October 2008, 84-98

Education
PhD, Computer Science, Clemson University (in progress)
MS, Computer Science, East Tennessee State University, 2003
BA, Mathematics, University of Louisville, 1986
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