Homepage for Dr. Steve Chiappari
Dr. Stephen A. Chiappari chairs the Department of Applied Mathematics
at Santa Clara University and serves as
co-director of CASPIA, the Center for
Advanced Study and Practice of Information Assurance.
Research Interests
- Applications of mathematics
to engineering
- Complex analysis, especially holomorphic functions of several complex variables
- Grid computing
- Scalable video coding
- Information security,
especially cryptology
- Geometric optimization
Teaching
·
Winter 2009
- Probability and
Statistics (Applied Mathematics 108)
- Mathematics Seminar
for Engineering Research (Applied Mathematics 395)
- Master’s Thesis
(Applied Mathematics 397)
- Advanced Special
Topics (Applied Mathematics 399): Design and Analysis of Scientific
Experiments
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Previous quarters
- Undergraduate courses
- Probability and
Statistics (Applied Mathematics 108)
- Numerical Methods
(Applied Mathematics 118)
- Graduate courses
- Master’s Thesis
(Applied Mathematics 397)
- Mathematics Seminar
for Engineering Research (Applied Mathematics 395)
- Partial Differential
Equations I and II (Applied Mathematics 374 and 375)
- Stochastic Processes
II (Applied Mathematics 363)
- Advanced Cryptology
and Information Assurance (Applied Mathematics 388 and Computer Engineering
352)
- Cryptology (Applied
Mathematics 385, 386, and 387)
- Real Analysis I and
II (Applied Mathematics 365 and 366)
- Complex Analysis I
and II (Applied Mathematics 235 and 236)
- Linear Programming I
and II (Applied Mathematics 340 and 341)
- Continuous
Probability (Applied Mathematics 211)
- Introduction to
Probability I (Applied Mathematics 210)
- Special Problems
(Applied Mathematics 299)
- Functional Analysis
and Probability
- Group Theory
- Galois Theory
- Advanced Cryptology
- Advanced Complex
Analysis
- Abstract Algebra
- Number Theory and
Cryptology
- Random Variables and
Processes
- Algorithm Analysis
for Lambda-Grids
- Evaluation of
Techniques for Prediction of Lightpath
Resource Utilization
- Error-Correcting
Codes and Applications to Cryptography
- Analyzing Advantages
of Advance Reservation Scheduling
- Modeling of Shared
Bandwidth for Elastic Reservations
- Advanced Special
Topics (Applied Mathematics 399)
- Cryptographic
Network Threat Analysis
- Topics in Partial
Differential Equations
- Independent Study
(Computer Engineering 499)
- Statistics for
Performance Prediction
- Cryptographic
Library Development
- Cryptographic
Applications
Contact Information
Dr. Stephen A. Chiappari, Chair
Department of Applied Mathematics
School of Engineering
Santa Clara University
500 El Camino Real
Santa Clara, CA 95053-0560
408-554-6866 (my office telephone number)
408-554-4061 (departmental office telephone number)
408-554-5474 (School
of Engineering fax
machine)
Last updated on January 8, 2009 by schiappari scu edu