Spring 2024 Fall 2024 Prior Terms

Office: Science Building III, Room 319
Summer 2025 Schedule:
Office hours: Tu 1:00-2:50pm (online only)
You can contact me via Discord, Slack, and email during office hours. Relevant virtual office hours links are posted on the course page(s) for people enrolled in my course(s).

Note: Academic faculty members are not on regular contracts during the summer. Faculty members teaching summer courses are on special contracts that only pay for teaching the summer course. Students not in CMPS 3600 who have questions may email me, but expect delays in response as I'm not actually being paid for advising, etc. work during the summer. I am only being paid for teaching CMPS 3600 and Academic Senate work during the summer.

Current and past courses I have taught can be found in the Teaching section. The Research section contains my research interests, projects, publications and curriculum vitae (CV). Documentation useful for students, links to the CSUB library databases, and links to various computer related organizations are in the Links section. My mailing address and email address can be found in the Contact section.

If you are having any issues with the graphical desktop on Linux, press CTRL+ALT+F1 to drop down to the text-based console where you can log in to the 'student' account with a single terminal session. To go back to the graphical desktop, press CTRL+ALT+F7 (but don't forget to log out of Odin and the 'student' account in the text console first).

Computer Science students wanting to know more about the Information Security concentration and GINS students wanting to know more about how to incorporate technology skills into their GINS coursework can click on the IS/GINS link in the menu to the left.

I will accept requests to connect on LinkedIn from students in the CEE/CS department. However, to maintain propriety, I will not send requests to connect to students. It might take me a few days / weeks to respond to connection requests on LinkedIn.

I do not have a Facebook, Instagram, or other social media accounts, so any requests claiming to come from me from those sources should be treated as a spam or phishing attempt.

Click on the following link for materials: http://www.cs.csub.edu/~melissa/revs-up/sum2018/

This workshop was primarily for K-12 teachers and university instructors who are interested in the materials developed for the two cybersecurity REVS-UP sections at CSUB. The workshop agenda and materials can be found at http://www.cs.csub.edu/~melissa/revs-up/

My Eduroam Connection Guide for Linux NetworkManager
My Department Server Connection Guide
CEE/CS Department Homepage
Department Moodle1 Site (older courses)
Department Moodle3 Site (current courses)
CS Department Downloads - Microsoft Academic Alliance information, Putty download link, and more
CSUB main website
Walter W. Stern Library