Contact Information

Gosnold 126
Christopher Newport University
1 University Place
Newport News, VA 23602

Telephone: +1 (757) 594-7829
Fax: +1 (757) 594-7919
E-mail: riedl at pcs dot cnu dot edu
AIM: DrARiedl

Office Hours

Tuesday, 11:00 - noon
Thursday, 11:00 - noon
Friday, 11:00 - noon

Teaching Schedule

TR 8:00-9:15: CPSC 125.02
TR 9:30-10:45: CPSC 125.01
MW 19:00-20:15: CPSC 335
TR 14:30-15:45: CPSC 428

Links

Java Documentation

Teaching (Spring 2008)

• CPSC 125.01: Introduction to Computer Science (TR 9:30-10:45)
• CPSC 125.02: Introduction to Computer Science (TR 8:00-9:15)
• CPSC 335: Data Communication Systems (MW 19:00-20:15)
• CPSC 428: Cryptography and Network Security (TR 14:30-15:45)

Research and Grants

Research Areas

• Network Design, Dimensioning and Routing Optimization
• Sensor Networking and Sensor Webs

Grants

• An Autonomous Data Collection and Integrity System for Wetland Monitoring
• HP Technology for Teaching Grant

Publications

External Research Opportunities

• NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
• DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships

Student Projects

Possible fields for projects, independent studies, senior theses, or master theses:

• Sensor Networking: Concepts and Implementation
• Sensor Webs and Web Services
• Security in Sensor Networks
• Conference Management and Journaling System

Current Projects:

• Generic Communication between Stargates over Micaz Motes (Jon Gomez)
• Administration Interface for the Watchtower Framework (Joe Chunta)
• Power Management Strategies for Wireless Sensor Motes (Brian Jump)
• A Testbed for Secure Wireless Sensor Networking (Evangelia Powell)
• Data Collection System for Wetland Monitoring (Brian Lamprecht)

Completed Projects

Short Bio

Dr. Anton Riedl studied Electrical Engineering at Munich University of Technology (Technische Universität München) and graduated with a Dipl.-Ing. degree in December 1996. As a Fulbright Scholar he spent the year 1994/95 at Purdue University where he received the M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering. From 1997 to 2003 he was a research assistant and Ph.D. candidate at the Institute of Communication Networks (Prof. Dr.-Ing. J. Eberspächer) at Munich University of Technology. He received the Dr.-Ing. degree in January 2004. Since August 2003 he has been with the Department of Physics, Computer Science and Engineering at Christopher Newport University.