Vic Fay-Wolfe

Vic Fay-Wolfe is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Rhode Island (URI).13 He has been actively involved in various aspects of computer science education and research throughout his career.

Academic Role and Responsibilities

Professor Fay-Wolfe serves as a faculty member in the Department of Computer Science and Statistics at URI.1 His office is located in Tyler 258 on the university campus.2 As a professor, he teaches several courses, including CSC 101 - Computing Concepts, CSC 106 - The Joy of Programming, and courses related to computer forensics.45

Research Interests

His research focuses on several key areas in computer science:

• Real-time systems
• Distributed systems
• Real-time distributed objects and sensor networks
• Digital forensics24

Contributions to Education

Beyond his role at URI, Professor Fay-Wolfe is also on appointment at the Rhode Island Department of Education, where he is helping to integrate computer science education into K-12 curricula.3 This demonstrates his commitment to expanding computer science education beyond the university level.

Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Center

Fay-Wolfe is associated with URI's Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Center (DFCSC), further highlighting his expertise in these areas.7

Educational Background

While specific details about his educational background are limited in the provided information, it is mentioned that Victor Fay-Wolfe received a BS degree, though the institution and field of study are not specified.6

Professor Fay-Wolfe's LinkedIn profile (username: vic-fay-wolfe-79ab41161) provides a professional connection for those interested in learning more about his work and contributions to the field of computer science.3