Aaron D. Jaggard Assistant Research Professor DIMACS Center Rutgers University email: adj || dimacs | rutgers | edu

I'm currently visiting: Computer Science Department Colgate University 13 Oak Drive Hamilton, NY 13346 (Please use this for postal mail and my DIMACS address for email.) McGregory 301 +1.315.228.7650

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• Current and Recent Activities
  • I'm on the program committee for the 4th ACM Web Science Conference (22-24 June 2012 at Northwestern; submissions due in February 2012)
  • I was a lead organizer and the principal lecturer for the 2011 Reconnect program on "Privacy in a Networked World."
• Research
  • Trustworthy network-mediated interactions: I work to understand the dynamics and outcomes of network-mediated interactions in order to answer questions about security, privacy, and accountability and about the reliable behavior and convergence properties of these interactions. To do this, I use tools including formal methods, game theory, and discrete mathematics.
    • See the project pages for my current and recent NSF awards on:
      • Mitigating Exploits of the Current Interdomain Routing Infrastructure
      • Accountability and Identifiability
      • Distributed Computing with Adaptive Heuristics
    • See papers on: security | privacy and accountability | routing
  • All publications organized by: Topic | Year | Type
  • List of all funded projects
• Teaching
  • Colgate
    • Topics in Computer Security (COSC 480 A, Fall 2011)
    • Introduction to Computing I (COSC 101, Fall 2011)
    • Introduction to Computing II (COSC 102, Spring 2011)
    • Introduction to Computing I (COSC 101, Spring 2011)
    • Introduction to Computing II (COSC 102, Fall 2010)
    • Introduction to Computing I (COSC 101, Fall 2010)
  • Rutgers
    • Advanced Algorithms : Topics in Game Theory (16:198:514, Co-taught with S. Muthukrishnan and MohammadTaghi Hajiaghayi, Spring 2009)
  • Tulane
    • Algorithms & Complexity (Math 326, Spring 2007)
    • Real Analysis (Math 305/605, Fall 2006)
    • Calculus II (Math 122, Lagniappe 2006)
    • Algebra I (Math 711, Spring 2006)
    • Algebraic Combinatorics (Math 771, Spring 2005)
    • Real Analysis (Math 305/605, Fall 2004)
    • Combinatorics (Math 320, Spring 2004)
    • Discrete Mathematics (Math 217, Fall 2003)
• A little bit about me