Dr. RJ Joyce
Non-Tenure Track
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
College of Engineering and Information Technology
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About
Robert J. Joyce is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Computer Science and Electrical Engineering department at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where he also received his Ph.D. Formerly, Robert was a malware researcher in the machine learning research group at Booz Allen Hamilton. Robert's research focuses on aggregating and labeling malware datasets, studying antivirus detections, and statically analyzing malware.Research interests
Malware datasets, malware labeling, static malware analysis, malware clustering, applications of data science and machine learning to malware analysis.Teaching interests
Malware analysis, Cybersecurity, Data science, Assembly language, Introductory programming, Machine learning, Cryptography, AlgorithmsEducation
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Ph D, Computer Science
— University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2024) Investigating Antivirus Scan Results as a Source of Features and Labels for Machine Learning
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MS, Computer Science
— University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2020) Evaluating Automatic Malware Classifiers in the Absence of Reference Labels
- BS, Computer Science — University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2018)