New Perspectives in Science Education
Haklin Kimm
Institution: East Stroudsburg University
Address: Computer Science Department
Country: United States
Haklin Kimm received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in computer science from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Oklahoma. Currently he is a professor in the Computer Science Department at the East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, East Stroudsburg in USA, where he teaches computer architecture, networks and operating systems.
His major research interests are in the area of Automotive Software Engineering, Image Processing, Distributed and Parallel Systems, Multilevel Security with SELinux. Currently he works on Cube Satellite Development, CAN Bus Networks, Multilevel Security with SELinux, Edge Detection and Linking.
He also leads Integrated CubeSAT Bus System project with Space Systems Software Lab, Computer Science Department at East Stroudsburg, PA, where PocoSAT1 and PocoSAT2 have been built this year.
He has been invited as exchage visting facutly from Korea University and Hirosaki University, Japan. He gave talks and tutorials at various institutions and research centers, i.e., Samsung SDS and ETRI in Korea. He has experiences doing research at Oak Ridge National Lab, NASA, and ETRI.
His major research interests are in the area of Automotive Software Engineering, Image Processing, Distributed and Parallel Systems, Multilevel Security with SELinux. Currently he works on Cube Satellite Development, CAN Bus Networks, Multilevel Security with SELinux, Edge Detection and Linking.
He also leads Integrated CubeSAT Bus System project with Space Systems Software Lab, Computer Science Department at East Stroudsburg, PA, where PocoSAT1 and PocoSAT2 have been built this year.
He has been invited as exchage visting facutly from Korea University and Hirosaki University, Japan. He gave talks and tutorials at various institutions and research centers, i.e., Samsung SDS and ETRI in Korea. He has experiences doing research at Oak Ridge National Lab, NASA, and ETRI.
