September 23, 2016<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation collaborative grant entitled \u201cAsked and Answered: Intelligent Data Science for Software Projects\u201d will support development of a tool that can answer software analytics queries over systems engineering project data (e.g., requirements, design, code, test cases and fault logs). This project is done in collaboration with Dr. Jane Huang from University of Notre Dame; the effort at DePaul will focus on developing a federated database query engine that can efficiently execute software analytics queries based on heterogeneous data sources and subject to data sharing and distribution policies.<\/p>\n
PI: Alexander Rasin
\nGrant Amount: $222,333<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation Transition To Practice (TTP) grant entitled \u201cA Kit for Exploring Databases under the Hood for Security, Forensics and Data Recovery\u201d will support formulating database storage principles and development of independent tools to inspect database internals. These tools will be used to perform emergency data recovery, discover potential vectors for data ex-filtration and apply forensic analysis to database storage several database management systems.<\/p>\n
PI: Alexander Rasin
\nco-PI: Jacob Furst
\nGrant Amount: $264,838<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"