Professor Victor Fay-Wolfe
Personal Information
Office Tyler 258
Dept. of Computer Science and Statistics
Tyler Hall
9 Greenhouse Road, Suite 2
University of Rhode Island
Kingston, RI, 02881
Telephone (401) 874-2701
Fax (401) 874-4617
Email wolfe@cs.uri.edu
Education
| 1991 | Ph.D. | University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Computer and Information Science |
| 1983 | B.S.E. | Tufts University Medford, Massachusetts |
Electrical Engineering |
Teaching Appointments
| 1991 - Present | Professor | University of Rhode Island Department of Computer Science and Statistics |
Kingston, Rhode Island |
Other Experience
| 1998 - 2001 | Chief Technical Officer | WebMachines, Inc. | North Kingstown, Rhode Island |
| 1995 - Present | President | Real-Time Research | West Kingston, Rhode Island |
| 1983 - 1986 | Computational Design Engineer | General Electric, Inc. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Founder and Director | URI Digital Forensics Program | Kingston, Rhode Island | |
| Co-Lead | Distributed Real-Time Research Lab | Kingston, Rhode Island |
Awards
| Graduated Magna Cum Laude | |
| 1999 | URI Golden Key Teaching Award |
| 2001 | Finalist URI Staff Excellence |
| 1997 - Present | URI Honors Faculty |
Course Information
- CSC101 - Computing Concepts
- CSC486 - Network Forensics
- CSC499 - Project in Computer Science
- CSC586 - Topics in Network Forensics
Research
Real-time systems, distributed systems, real-time data distribution, real-time sensor networks, real-time middleware, quality of service, real-time databases, semantic concurrency control, object-oriented programming.
Computer and Digital Forensics
Real-Time Distributed Object Computing
Sensor Networks
Selected Publications
- Lisa, DiPippo, Fay-Wolfe, Victor, et. al. “Real-Time CORBA”. Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems. October, 2000.
- DiPippo, Lisa, Fay-Wolfe, Victor, Squadrito, Michael, et. al.. “The Affected Set Priority Ceiling Protocols for Concurrency Control in Real-Time Object-Oriented Systems”. The International Journal of Computer Systems Science and Engineering. July, 1999.
- Fay-Wolfe, Victor, Fortier, Paul, Prichard, JJ. “RTSQL: Extending the SQL Standard to Support Real-time Databases”. Computer Standards and Interfaces. January, 1997.
- DiPippo, Lisa, Fay-Wolfe, Victor. “Expressing and Enforcing Timing Constraints in a Dynamic Real-Time CORBA System”. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering. Jan - Feb, 1997.
- DiPippo, Lisa, Fay-Wolfe, Victor. “Object-Based Semantic Real-Time Concurrency Control with Bounded Imprecision”. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering. Jan - Feb, 1997.
- Fay-Wolfe, Victor, Thurasingham, Bhavani, et. al. “Real-Time Object-Oriented Systems for Military Command and Control”. IEEE Computer. February, 2000.
Selected Grants and Fundng
- “Real-Time Data Distribution in Asynchronous Network Communications (Real-Time Data DANCE)” for
$600,000 from National Science Foundation, 9/1/04 - 8/30/07. Lisa DiPippo and Timothy Henry. - “Capacity Building: Computer and Network Forensics” for $300,000 from National Science Foundation, 7/1/04 - 6/30/07.
- “Real-Time Object-Oriented Databases for Distributed Environments” for $505,000 from Office of Naval Research, 2/1/96 - 9/30/99. Lisa DiPippo.
- “VbN Backbone High Speed Internet Connection” for $350,000 from National Science Foundation, 1998 - 2001.
Paul Gandel and others. - “Distributed Real-Time Collaborative Services” for $200,000 from Office of Naval Research, 10/1/99 - 9/30/02. Lisa DiPippo.
- “Distributed Real-Time Combat Systems” for $300,000 from Office of Naval Research, 10/1/98 - 9/30/01. Lisa DiPippo.
- “Distributed Real-Time Data Replication in C2 and Combat Systems” for $950,000 from Office of Naval Research, 10/1/02 - 9/30/05. Lisa DiPippo.
- “Providing End-to-End Predictability through Prioritized Network Traffic” for $155,000 from Office of Naval Research, 10/1/02 - 9/30/05. Lisa DiPippo.
- “Distributed Scheduling Aspects for Time-Critical Targeting” for $482,562 from Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, 10/1/02 - 9/30/04. C. Gill (Washington University), L. Welch (Ohio University), D. Niehaus (University of Kansas).
